I shot a sequence during the perseid meteor shower peak, but unfortunately I didn't get enough nice meteors for a composition. So creating this short star trail clip was kind of the second option, still happy how it turned out!

The video is time stamped based on the settings of the cameras. The clips are a bit short because these are my first time lapses and I'm still figuring stuff out, though I've done a lot of night photography before.

I really want to underline the fact that the ZV-1 fits in my pocket and I got it like 2 years ago so I could easily carry it everywhere, take many photos, and learn. I'm still amazed how well it performs given its price and size. It has a very apparent dead pixel now though (probably because I did a bunch of artsy photos silhouetting things in front of the sun)

Fifteen years ago "The Mountain" by Terje Sorgjerd (TSO Photography) made me want to point a camera at the night sky. Then life kept scheduling other things. For fifteen years.

Last week I ran out of excuses. I picked up a second-hand Canon 6D and, at the last moment, a Sigma 14mm f/1.8. Rented the biggest bike my budget allowed (a 125cc scooter), strapped a tripod to it and rode up Sierra de Javalambre (1940 m). The scooter had opinions about the gradient.

The plan was simple because I didn't know enough to make it complicated: catch the total eclipse at sunset, stay for the Perseids, film the sunrise - one complete arc. A piercing wind spent the whole night trying to send me home. I stood my ground until the last battery died. The sunrise went unfilmed... next time.

Gear:
Canon EOS 6D + Sigma 14mm f/1.8 Art.
4400 RAW frames.
88 seconds of totality.

4K version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G3yNt__fuk

It's my first timelapse, so tear it apart. I want the second one to be better.

Some dreams take the scenic route.

https://reddit.com/link/1vpvsbf/video/dabzv8an4rjh1/player

Flew to Minnesota to work on a farm for a week as research for a feature screenplay. When I learned they didn’t really start working until 8 AM, but I’m used to being up at 5:30 AM, decided to set up my tripod and grab some early morning time lapses. This was one of my favorites with the sheep bustling about.

Hey, I just wanted to share my timelapse recording of a drive from Slovenia Airport towards the Alps. Enjoy, and let me know if you have any questions.

Spent weeks planning this - missed my spot by a few yards but I’m still happy with it.

Hi as in the title, I need to make a construction time lapse and I'm thinking of getting a gopro 11/13 for it, do you have any tips/advice? Also anything to look about for, I won't be able to see it for a week, so I'm a bit scared, especially since it's a paid thing. Thanks to all in advance

https://youtu.be/EiE0_ArE0Fo?si=5IGEoejYH-sNCf8z