SUNRISE in ALCORCON
https://youtu.be/bXVwAaiTmN8
When the pandemic confines us at home, we have time to observe the sunrises of our planet from our balcony,
that they will always be beautiful and above all now they provide us with a breath of hope.

Timelapse of 1680 photos taken between 8:30 and 11:00, with an interval of 7 seconds.
The camera is a prototype assembled with several elements:
A RASPBERRYPI 3B + mini-computer board
A 7-inch touch screen
An HQ RaspberryPi quality image sensor
An 8mm mini lens used by surveillance TV cameras
... as well as little cables, some little button and a program adapted using Python3 language
...and a lot of patience, yes.
It is recorded in 1080p HD and if you can see it in full screen, the better.

The music "Escape" is by Eric Matyas
www.soundimage.org

Enjoy it and take care of yourself.

The clouds are very burned out. I guess this is due to the sensor's low dynamic range.
I've thought about it before. But with a cheap Canon Powershoot with CHDK on it you get better results.

Thank you very much, c_joerg
This type of advice is what helps much more than an absent like.
Sure enough, one hundred percent agree, this was about doing a test with the new raspberrypiHQ camera, which is actually just a Sony IMX477 sensor.
The practice and the tests based on error proof, has proved me right and I will continue using my Canon Powershoot G11 and EOS40D. Here is an example of the G11 made a long time ago, which confirms your advice
https://youtu.be/NWo-zZUEsnM
I have been reading about CHDK and it seems quite seductive so I will study it.
I reiterate my thanks

Jesus Serrano

Here are some more Informationen about CHDK.
https://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-smo...re-ramping

Thank you very much, c_joerg