This is from San Diego, taken last week of the Super Blue Moon. The last Super Blue Moon until 2037.
I captured this from Harbor Island with 2 different cameras with different focal lengths. As I mentioned in another thread where I posted a still image from the Super Blue Moon, ideally in terms of a proper exposure, this would have been shot the day before when the moon was at 99% as then the sun would have been up higher and there wouldn't have been as much of difference in the dynamic range of the scene.
Although watching the moon I found very interesting as I watched the timelapse, I also found a lot of little things interesting like the elevator in the background going up and down. The various lights turning on and off, and of course some of the boats in the harbor. So hopefully this timelape video is interesting to you as a whole, and more so even then just about the Super Blue Moon.
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Jim
PS. The images for the timelapse were imaged with a 1 second interval as I wanted it as fluid as possible.
I captured this from Harbor Island with 2 different cameras with different focal lengths. As I mentioned in another thread where I posted a still image from the Super Blue Moon, ideally in terms of a proper exposure, this would have been shot the day before when the moon was at 99% as then the sun would have been up higher and there wouldn't have been as much of difference in the dynamic range of the scene.
Although watching the moon I found very interesting as I watched the timelapse, I also found a lot of little things interesting like the elevator in the background going up and down. The various lights turning on and off, and of course some of the boats in the harbor. So hopefully this timelape video is interesting to you as a whole, and more so even then just about the Super Blue Moon.
Please Subscribe and Share. Don't be Shy, ask your friends to Subscribe to my YouTube Channel and help it grow.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
PS. The images for the timelapse were imaged with a 1 second interval as I wanted it as fluid as possible.