Starry night sky in Malaysia (Time Laps)

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Starry night sky in Malaysia (Time Laps)

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Would like to share this time laps video to all of you in Singastro.
Hope you all enjoyed.
Thank you very much.

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Beautiful! Nice annotations. Thanks for sharing. "Do not touch the turtle" LOL. :)
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very nice, WL!! Gem in September?
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Thank you Gary and rcj.
BTW, this time laps is from Gradient Lok.

Yes, Gem again in Sept. Wanna join?
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That was beautiful!! Well done on the entire capture and editing!
Really liked how the clouds roll in and cover the sky then move away to reveal more..like a soft blanket flying in the sky!

Also the 'Do not Touch the Turtles'...lol!! Loved that one!!!
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That was well done! Thanks for sharing.
But maybe should change the sign to "do not touch the TELESCOPES" instead..hahaha
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very nicely done! lol
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I like the segment from 2:40-3:23!

I suppose you realized that the roof and near objects tend to distract rather than enhance the video! Unlike still photos, placing a close-by object that is too bright is not such a good idea.

Well done!
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Beautiful sky... Nice photogaphy...
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