Fabuloso stop motion del cielo estrellado de texas en donde se puede observar el paso del corazón de la vía láctea. Cada imagen fue tomada con 20 segundos de exposición.

A simple vista, el centro de la vía láctea no puede verse; sin embargo, 20 segundos de exposición bastan para captar estas imagenes.

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The time-lapse sequence was taken with the simplest equipment that I brought to the star party. I put the Canon EOS-5D (AA screen modified to record hydrogen alpha at 656 nm) with an EF 15mm f/2.8 lens on a weighted tripod. Exposures were 20 seconds at f/2.8 ISO 1600 followed by 40 second interval. Exposures were controlled by an interval timer shutter release (Canon TC80N3). Power was provided by a Hutech EOS203 12v power adapter run off a 12v deep cycle battery. Large jpg files shot in custom white balance were batch processed in Photoshop (levels, curves, contrast, Noise Ninja noise reduction, resize) and assembled in Quicktime Pro. Editing/assembly was with Sony Vegas Movie Studio 9.

Fuente: http://vimeo.com/4505537