Creating star Trails using your time-lapse footage
Star trails can add a new dimension to your dark-sky time-lapses. This photo was created from stacking 120+ photos from a time lapse in order to create the star trail shot.
Here is time-lapse in small format to allow for quicker load times
This shows how dramatic you can make the trails depending on how much you stack and if you use a longer trail mode.
Do you like star trail photography or do you prefer single shots without trails?
Canon EOS REBEL T3I
30 Seconds per exposure with 3 second delay between photo = 33 seconds x 123 photos for time-lapse
50MM
ISO 1600
It’s great to see your signature post of stars again after very long time….
These are really amazing photography. Really great works! I myself like both versions. Well done! ;)
Thanks @tangmo its interesting to see who continues to post when things are in decline. I appreciate your support as always and so happy you are a fan of my photography.
It's my pleasure! ;)
Very nice shots @azfix
I like star trails, they look like hundreds of meteorites.
The stacking software I use has a meteor option to make things even more dramatic.
In this case you are using DeepSkyStacker? I now that this tool also has a meteor/comet option.
That is the one
I love these! How long of an exposure time do you usually do? 120 photos at... 1 second a photo?
loving the stars and the cactus (the desert and the cosmos) favorites for sure!
30 second exposures with 3 seconds between shots for a total of 33 seconds per exposure x123 images. Time-lapses usually take a long time especially dark sky time-lapses.
The second last is my favorite.
If i counted correctly, the first trail photo is a product of around 1hour of shooting. Quite cool =)
I was waiting for more posts from you, even tho i am "inactive" as well :)
I like it, this is my first time to see a post like yours about the star trail photgraphy. The drama photos is really amaze me. Good job, keep it up friend 😊