Lulin video from ASIGN Observatory

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Lulin video from ASIGN Observatory

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Hi all,

Finally ironed out my signal noise problem thanks to a friend on another forum. Thanks mate. My power cable was running parallel to my usb cable and was causing horrid grid-lines across the images.

I shot 21 frames of 180 seconds only to have my camera stop inexplicably.

It wasn't a total loss, as the 21 frames were pretty good. It just would have been nicer to have more without the interruption. If I had shot another sequence, I would have had a big jump in the video, so I thought it best to go for quality rather than quantity.

I have the video on U-Tube, Vimeo and on my web page, with all my other time-lapses.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXhBfsgsZpU

http://vimeo.com/3361732

http://www.asignobservatory.com/widefie ... lapse.aspx

Hope you all just LOVE it!

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Post by rcj »

well done, Barry!! Love how u put everything together, especially with the "windy" music to top it off! cheers!
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Good work Barry! A one-shot color CCD is certainly a one-up in this situation!
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Nice on Barry....I can see the tail!
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