Ok, in fact when the eclipse is total, le moon is very dark so you need a very long exposure time. Here it's 45s. So when the moon is full before and after it's very bright. Even if I've started to record at 100 iso and after 400 when it was total, it seems to be as bright as the sun, but if you look carefully their are some star in the sky even when it's bright.
well ,I do not think you are a crazy ,cuz i do not think that the moon can give all this amount of light ,there must be some sort of manipulation or editing for this video ,I hope someone explains it .
Thanks for the vote of affirmation regarding my current delusions :)
There was a sketchy explanation for it on APOD ---- but ------- it still seemed far too sketchy to me. If it was a video manipulation - as they seemed to indicate - they should have made that point a lot more pronounced.
This is the kind of thing that's going to confuse a lot of people who are anxious to learn - and are just beginning to learn about astronomy and the very interesting movements of the sky.
Hi - I just got your answer. Thanks so much for the explanation.
It's a beautiful picture, and I can understand the reason for the long exposure; however, I do think that someone should have made the thing more pronounced for people who are just becoming interested in astronomy - and who may be confused as to what a lunar eclipse is in the first place.
Devant ça on ne peut dire qu'une chose : "wow, c'est beauuuuu" :o
Zaenir 5 months ago
Awesome.
Cioper 7 months ago
C'est saisissant de voir combien la seule lumière du soleil (proton) suffit à voiler les multiples autres objets de la voie lactée.
k2wax 7 months ago 4
Wonderful !!
reumil 7 months ago
Ok, in fact when the eclipse is total, le moon is very dark so you need a very long exposure time. Here it's 45s. So when the moon is full before and after it's very bright. Even if I've started to record at 100 iso and after 400 when it was total, it seems to be as bright as the sun, but if you look carefully their are some star in the sky even when it's bright.
I hope it hep you to understand.
jldauvergne77 7 months ago
That looked more like a solar eclipse to me.
Am I crazy?? (don't answer that!! . . . ) . . .
tomprejean 7 months ago
@tomprejean
well ,I do not think you are a crazy ,cuz i do not think that the moon can give all this amount of light ,there must be some sort of manipulation or editing for this video ,I hope someone explains it .
mnightsky 7 months ago
@mnightsky if u go to apod.com it should explain it
Dman020198 7 months ago 2
@mnightsky
Thanks for the vote of affirmation regarding my current delusions :)
There was a sketchy explanation for it on APOD ---- but ------- it still seemed far too sketchy to me. If it was a video manipulation - as they seemed to indicate - they should have made that point a lot more pronounced.
This is the kind of thing that's going to confuse a lot of people who are anxious to learn - and are just beginning to learn about astronomy and the very interesting movements of the sky.
tomprejean 7 months ago
@tomprejean i've answered you, it's the moon ;)
jldauvergne77 7 months ago
@jldauvergne77
Hi - I just got your answer. Thanks so much for the explanation.
It's a beautiful picture, and I can understand the reason for the long exposure; however, I do think that someone should have made the thing more pronounced for people who are just becoming interested in astronomy - and who may be confused as to what a lunar eclipse is in the first place.
Thanks again for the answer!!
tomprejean 7 months ago
Wow
jesuslivesinmytoilet 7 months ago
@jesuslivesinmytoilet thank you
jldauvergne77 7 months ago
Wonderful !! ^^
What's the name of the music ?
AlekD1000 7 months ago
@AlekD1000 Listen and see part 2. Let's have a look on the author website
jldauvergne77 7 months ago
@jldauvergne77 Sorry I didn't see it... ^^ thank you, it's a very nice work !
AlekD1000 7 months ago
Fabuleuse
khibitn 7 months ago
@khibitn merci :)
jldauvergne77 7 months ago