Canon EOS 550D (T2i) night time-lapse movie

Time-lapse experiments taken with the Canon Rebel EOS 550D (T2i). You can easy see the faint Milky Way. Exposures were 20-30 seconds at ISO 1600-3200 per frame. I used a Yongnuo TC-80 Intervolometer from DealExtreme for the remote timer.

That is me moving through some of the segments for fun during the long exposures. Taken from my backyard throughout April, 2010 on multiple nights in Arizona. Also, that is the MOON rising, not the sun in the movies.

Category:

Film & Animation

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• canon
• 550d
• t2i
• night
• sky
• eos
• time-lapse
• time
• lapse
• Stars
• space
• astrophotography
• astronomy

[n8imo]

Oh, if I only had waited and gotten the Canon T3i!. Swival monitor.

[n8imo]

The music was made by me, the author of the video. The lens used in the videos was just the stock EF-S 18-55mm that comes with the camera. I use the Canon T2i mostly without any lens, since it is often connected at the prime focus of a telescope.

[n8imo]

The music was made by me, the author of the video. The lens used was just the stock EF-S 18-55mm that comes with the camera.

[n8imo]

The music was made by the author of the video.

[s0th1337]

must be faster ;)

[AirTimeEh]

picture every______ Minutes???????

[HDPyrotechnik]

@suscribe4more yes

[suscribe4more]

how did you make it? is there a lapse feature on the camera?

[MoronRobert]

Huge!!!

[jetpro88]

would you know any download sites to down load the photolapse software??? i tryed to download it but it didnt work.

[jcmegabyte]

@jetpro88 This is video made from a sequence of still images. There is a cool freeware utility called "photolapse" (and others) that does this with JPG and other images. Cheers! =)

[jcmegabyte]

Nice work - thanks for the show! =)

[Internetsearcher]

the sun I meant

[Internetsearcher]

At 1:19 the son rose, and many stars still visible, that I never seen before, how is it possible?