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Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 117
Threads: 36
Joined: Mar 2012
Hi!
The nights are getting shorter and shorter above the Arctic Circle. Now i`m about to try the Holy Grail with Qdslrdashboard. I´m thinking also using a slider and or TB3, and opt for a maybe 9-10 hours shooting. Against the west north-west there is now always some remains of the daylight in the nighttime, and I also hope for some Northern Lights. So since I not have done this sort of shooting before, I´m not shure of the interval. The exposure time I think will be max 5 seconds and the shortest will be very short with the sunset light. Maybe if the interval is too short, the film will be too long and boring
So what interval is the best if let say I want the result to be an 9 hour film, and it should not be to choppy? Do you have any suggestions Gunther?
The nights are getting shorter and shorter above the Arctic Circle. Now i`m about to try the Holy Grail with Qdslrdashboard. I´m thinking also using a slider and or TB3, and opt for a maybe 9-10 hours shooting. Against the west north-west there is now always some remains of the daylight in the nighttime, and I also hope for some Northern Lights. So since I not have done this sort of shooting before, I´m not shure of the interval. The exposure time I think will be max 5 seconds and the shortest will be very short with the sunset light. Maybe if the interval is too short, the film will be too long and boring
So what interval is the best if let say I want the result to be an 9 hour film, and it should not be to choppy? Do you have any suggestions Gunther?