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Planetary Panoramas: 360 Degree Night-Sky Time-Lapse
A multiple camera, 360 degree, night-sky time-lapse by photographer Vincent Brady and musician Brandon McCoy. Software used in the making:
Magic Lantern: A firmware hack to use the intervelometer in camera.
StarStax: Appropriately named software used to stack images of stars.
PTGui: Used to manually stitch panoramas together.
LR Time-Lapse: For smoothing out the time-lapse sequences via xmp files.
Adobe Photoshop CC: For all the photoediting fun and to create time-lapse sequences.
Adobe Premiere Pro: For slopping the whole video together.
For more info: vincentbrady.com/planetarypanoramas
Time-lapse-360 Degree
Ormai i time lapse di cieli stellati sono diventati banali. Cosa inventarsi allora per fare qualcosa di originale? Utilizzare quattro videocamere contemporaneamente e dare così vita a un time lapse a 360°. Il risultato finale è notevole anche se ci vuole un po' a capire cosa si sta guardando. Buona visione!
No One knows How Beautiful The Earth Is ,While This One Got It
Photographer Vincent Brady used a custom four camera rig to capture an magnificent 360-degree panoramic view of the night sky.
To accomplish the effect, He made enough preparation about his photography: traveled to the American southwest, Glacier National Park, Devils Tower in Wyoming and the mountains of British Columbia in search of clear, moonless nights, perfect for a time-lapse of the night sky.
(H/T:mashable)
EGEK!!!
SO. AMAZING.