Vermont Vacation Pictures
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Exceptional! How did you take the "star" photos?
Great photos - especially like the time-lapse pictures of the night sky!
What's your camera & lens setup?
Thanks for all of the compliments.
Originally Posted By: 2010_FX4
Exceptional! How did you take the "star" photos?
In the past I have just used a shutter release to lock the shutter open for one long exposure. This time I used an intervalometer to take a 30 sec. exposure every 35 sec. The shots used 77, 266, 216(2 hours) respectively. So, they also work as a time lapse video (which I will try to post when I finish compiling it).
Originally Posted By: dparm
What's your camera & lens setup?
I have a Canon 40D with 17-40mmL and 28-138mm lenses.
Originally Posted By: eljefino
Is this your place?
haha, I think that place needs more than paint. It is an old fire warden's cabin, the fire tower is gone.
Originally Posted By: MONKEYMAN
Are you a professional photographer? Nice pictures!
I have a BFA with a concentration in photography and I worked at a studio for a while but I am currently unemployed. Know anyone who needs a photographer?
Originally Posted By: 2010_FX4
Exceptional! How did you take the "star" photos?
In the past I have just used a shutter release to lock the shutter open for one long exposure. This time I used an intervalometer to take a 30 sec. exposure every 35 sec. The shots used 77, 266, 216(2 hours) respectively. So, they also work as a time lapse video (which I will try to post when I finish compiling it).
Originally Posted By: dparm
What's your camera & lens setup?
I have a Canon 40D with 17-40mmL and 28-138mm lenses.
Originally Posted By: eljefino
Is this your place?
haha, I think that place needs more than paint. It is an old fire warden's cabin, the fire tower is gone.
Originally Posted By: MONKEYMAN
Are you a professional photographer? Nice pictures!
I have a BFA with a concentration in photography and I worked at a studio for a while but I am currently unemployed. Know anyone who needs a photographer?
Very beautiful!
Nice work!
Originally Posted By: jen0910
Thanks for all of the compliments.
Originally Posted By: 2010_FX4
Exceptional! How did you take the "star" photos?
In the past I have just used a shutter release to lock the shutter open for one long exposure. This time I used an intervalometer to take a 30 sec. exposure every 35 sec. The shots used 77, 266, 216(2 hours) respectively. So, they also work as a time lapse video (which I will try to post when I finish compiling it).
If you have sequentially numbered .JPGs, FFMPEG will turn the folder full into a video.
Like this...
Thanks for all of the compliments.
Originally Posted By: 2010_FX4
Exceptional! How did you take the "star" photos?
In the past I have just used a shutter release to lock the shutter open for one long exposure. This time I used an intervalometer to take a 30 sec. exposure every 35 sec. The shots used 77, 266, 216(2 hours) respectively. So, they also work as a time lapse video (which I will try to post when I finish compiling it).
If you have sequentially numbered .JPGs, FFMPEG will turn the folder full into a video.
Like this...
Nice! If you don't mind me asking where in Northern Vermont is that?
Originally Posted By: eljefino
If you have sequentially numbered .JPGs, FFMPEG will turn the folder full into a video.
Like this...
That's handy, I have been struggling with Windows Live Movie Maker for the past few days... I'll have to check it out.
Originally Posted By: demarpaint
Nice! If you don't mind me asking where in Northern Vermont is that?
They are from various spots in Orleans and Essex Counties.
If you have sequentially numbered .JPGs, FFMPEG will turn the folder full into a video.
Like this...
That's handy, I have been struggling with Windows Live Movie Maker for the past few days... I'll have to check it out.
Originally Posted By: demarpaint
Nice! If you don't mind me asking where in Northern Vermont is that?
They are from various spots in Orleans and Essex Counties.
Love the waves in the 2nd one at 2:30! Looks like your inlet gets all the force of wind concentrated by geography.
Figuring out exposure as day turns into night, as you noticed, is tricky. Leave it on auto and things can get flickery as it adds 1/3 stop every few pics.
Figuring out exposure as day turns into night, as you noticed, is tricky. Leave it on auto and things can get flickery as it adds 1/3 stop every few pics.
Well done! Which intervalometer do you use?
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