Parinacota and Pomerape volcanoes with Milky Way and the zodiacal light (Time Lapse Movie)

[vibol03]

no wonder ancient people thought that was heaven

[TEMP0NAUT]

great time-lapse

[vbManu]

woow! how did you created the video ?, what kind of camera and settings are you using?

[monzackmyrkur]

Hi, I wanted to ask you if I coul use this footage to do a clip for a song that I love?

[halflifefan84]

Would the sky look like this for me in Ontario Canada? can anyone tell me if they live there?

[theBenjiBenji]

@halflifefan84 no, unless u have a camera with a bulb or prgramble exposure mode

[ShadowRayzzz]

@halflifefan84 Besides the glow, which is due to exposure, yes.

[DefKast]

HI^^, i try to do the same effect but i don't understand how to do.. Can you help me plz?

Thx

[candyggxie]

Fantastic show!

How can you make the camera move so smoothly? Thank you!

[theBenjiBenji]

@candyggxie using a Dolly Eg: dynamicperception com

[TerrenceMalick7]

is this 5dmark ii?

[fvidz]

@TerrenceMalick7 Nikon

[MrAenoch77]

The 'Tune' of the Uni-verse is a low, slowly pulsing electronic hum.

Thank You to whoever created this video, for it is perfection.

Cheers!

[NikMaurice]

would be better with some catchy tune

[Aldorande73]

Pfff c'etait la belle epoque!! 1994 au Parinacota!

Félicitations Vieux! t'es un poète quand même!!

[L45V3G45]

absute beauty - almost unreal... ... ...

[fasolmateusz]

Really nice montage, I appreciate it. I live in a place where zodiacal light cannot be observed...

[CloudWatcherX]

wow! this is..........AMAZING. the milky way is soooo beautiful, if only i lived farther away from the city i could see this every night :)

[NeoMullen]

@CloudWatcherX You can't see this with the naked eye... only camera's with long exposures can make this things visable

[CloudWatcherX]

@NeoMullen oh ok....well then i will have to get a camera for it.

[xXSparky117Xx]

@NeoMullen

How would the naked eye compare to the camera?

Would you at least be able to make out the dust lanes? I wish to explore them with a telescope one day, I also have a nebula filter if that would help.

[NeoMullen]

@xXSparky117Xx Well.. I've been in Hungary last year, somewhere in the middle of nowhere and when I looked up in the sky at night I was able to see a little bit of the milky way's dust. I don't know if you can see more on other places.

I live in Holland so there's too much light distortion everywhere.

Good luck anyway! I'm sorry I can't help you furthermore

[HomicidalDonut]

@NeoMullen Nah, you can see the milky way faintly even in sparse suburbs and such, this is much farther from any major cities than you can get anywhere in Hungary. It's also at a much higher altitude, which cuts out a lot of atmospheric distortion.

[DiverticoloStyle]

fantastic!

[monzackmyrkur]

Hi... I was wondering if I could borrow your video for adding it to a song?

[apfotocanada]

For the folks who asked how this was done, the more you do the better you will get. I started taking pictures at night time and every time I do it I discover something new to improve my shots.

[contigo121]

this is jaw-droppingly awesome!

I wonder how this was filmed, what camera and what settings were used.

[brosk8ter5]

BEAUTIFUL

[KRISisLOST]

omg this is .... sooooo nice

[brunoloko21]

jajajaja me eh kedado alucinado no mames esto si sta bien verga

[Crona346740]

А это не монтаж? Что за зарево постоянно сияет над горизонтом? И каким образом камера потихоньку уползает влево?

[Vairus461]

Fantastic..

[nyalasteve99]

how are these shots made??????? i tried to make a night time lapse, but my stars leave a line behind them due to the long exposures...if i lower the exposure the stars are not visible..... i'm clueless too....

[hacarlos]

@nyalasteve99 I think if you do it precisely enough, your eyes cheat you into thinking there are no lines, because of the movement... Or maybe this was just done with higher ISO... either way, I have the same problem as you

[Diegokun]

Awesome video!! How did you manage to slowly rotate the camera?

[alexanderlnre]

@Diegokun i think you have like markers on ur tripod so that u can turn the camera a certain amount for like ever couple of shots