Nikon D5100 star spin night sky rotation timelapses (3 clips) V09899

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• D5100
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• V09880
• V09880a
• V09880b
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• nature
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• universe
• planets
• constellations
• earth
• heavens
• astronomy
• stargazing
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• exposure
• canon
• camera
• intervalometer
• timer
• space
• spinning

[SoUtterlyIrrelevant]

Wow! You even caught some shooting stars!

[JcmdiStockFootage]

@SoUtterlyIrrelevant Thanks so much - glad you enjoyed! =)

[PhotoEasel]

@JcmdiStockFootage You have to set a short timer for your screen(it consumes a lot of battery life), go to Custom Setting Menu>Timers/AE lock>Auto Off timers> Custom..

I am using the same camera and I did a Timelapse of 3hours with the built-in intervalometer! so it's not really about your battery..

[JcmdiStockFootage]

@tmick990990 Yes, it does - but after a number of attempts to use it, I found that it would only take a few hundred images before the camera shut down on its own. Plenty of battery life left, all auto-off timers disabled, and still it wouldn't run for more than 30 minutes or so. However, an external shutter trigger/timer (intervalometer) worked just great (for several hours+) and was easier to use/program as well. Problem solved =) Cheers!

[KugatsuNoYuki]

how long did it takes dude ?

[monkey505boy]

There were four artificial satellites, no shooting stars.

[sayrith]

@SoUtterlyIrrelevant those are not shooting stars. They are most likely the ISS or satellites.

[ahoy87]

That's COOL! fk you!! XD

[JcmdiStockFootage]

@PhotoEasel Thanks for the tip - I'll look in to that. :-) There's got to be some simple dumb thing causing this, and I would like to get it working in addition to the external one. I was already pretty sure it wasn't the battery, since even after several surprise shut-downs (roughly 30 minutes/300 frames) I could still power it right back up and try again, over and over with the battery still showing plenty of charge. Hmmm frustrating! XD

[tmick990990]

@JcmdiStockFootage thats cool thanks for the info!