My Aurora Timelapse

tsk1979

Its my first try with Aurora, so I was still struggling with seconds. I guess you actually need a 5 sec F2.8 exposure at ISO 6400 or something for time lapse, but I was doing 13-14 seconds.
With the in built intervalometer it was a 13 second shot with 14 second intervals, so 1 second gap between clips.

For stitching the videos I used avisynth with virtualdub. I must say, this is my first experience with non linear video editing, and I am liking it.

Anyways, do comment with your feedback. Watch in full HD for best effect.

Location is North norway(Troms) and Kilpisjarvi(Finland)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_yZUBXLTW0

tsk1979

Final version here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o91ZsGwJYyg

Andy

Really nice job! Love it.

tsk1979

Andy wrote: »

Really nice job! Love it.

Thanks Andy!

kdog

Wow, yeah that came out really well, Tanveer. I would edit out those occasional flashes from car-headlights or whatever they are as they don't add anything to the video. Sound track is perfect. Great job over all.

tsk1979

kdog wrote: »

Wow, yeah that came out really well, Tanveer. I would edit out those occasional flashes from car-headlights or whatever they are as they don't add anything to the video. Sound track is perfect. Great job over all.

Thanks for the feedback kdog. I have actually removed a lot of frames for car headlights flashing by. If I remove more, it gets jerky. So I had to leave some in.

lifeinfocus

Very nice!

BTW, I like the flashes of light - adds to the mystery of it. IMHO

I did one for a daylily bloom this Summer that turned out Ok.

Wondering, how many images in the video?

Phil

tsk1979

lifeinfocus wrote: »

Very nice!

BTW, I like the flashes of light - adds to the mystery of it. IMHO

I did one for a daylily bloom this Summer that turned out Ok.

Wondering, how many images in the video?

Phil

Thanks Phil
The video has over 2000 images. Around 40GB of RAW data!

fool4thecity

Amazing!

Earache

Wow!
Love the quantum-tunneling birds....