How to Create a Milky Way Timelapse | Outdoors with B&H

[@BandH]

If you want to learn more about capturing timelapses, check out NYC TimeScape's 5 Timelapse Photography Tips for Beginners: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHrcnGt7htuba80

[@brad_in_yyc]

You're in Utah shooting this. I was in Banff, Alberta. But the mountain silhouettes actually look similar to a timelapse I did 2 years ago! Great video Matt. Thank you!

[@darrylginwright]

Looks like you were able to capture the Geo Satellites as well! Love It!

[@robertdtorres5844]

Wow! Thank you for sharing. Great quick tutorial.

[@BruceHauver2]

I spot some dead pixels in those stars or some dust! A pixel compilation procedure may be needed :) I really like it. Thank you!

[@sarpozturk6511]

Hey, I need to ask: what do I do when I want to include the sunset(and sunrise) too? Because I need to change my exposure time to have correct posing. I don't want to have instantaneous change in the middle of my video.

[@BandH]

Please email us: [e-mail] >Mark

[@JamesStonley]

How do I shoot an all night timeleapse to capture milky way rising and sunrise. Surely battery will run low and also the settings might change because at night you need wide aperture and in morning you need narrow aperture?

[@zhixianghu9585]

The video result what was the actual fps? it does looks smoother than 24 fps

[@purohito1]

Thanks Matt. How do you manage the battery for long duration time lapse? Do you go for a dummy battery with a Power bank? I am planning to go for a Canon R8 and so the specific query. Thanks again

[@BandH]

I use a USB-C Tether Tools power bank. They have a dummy battery adapter, but I prefer USB-C cable. - Matt Z

[@purohito1]

Cool. Thanks Matt

[@mateussl2324]

Cool! How many time did you spend taking this timelapse?

[@Xyviel69]

These videos are great. Thank you!

[@BandH]

Thanks for watching!

[@madrivermediaeddooley5084]

Thanks.... but why are a bunch of the stars static, not moving with the rest of them?

[@gewglesux]

Mmmmmm Cheese itz

[@sealand000]

Personally, I find those flashes of light and airplane streaks distracting, and would try to remove them.

[@mantiq7768]

I disagree. Gives the scene a more spectacular nature

[@maxru5591]

bad lens and to much denoise, retry!

[@jeffsanders4710]

Please post up your amazing milkway photos and timelapse to show us how it's done then Mr. Expert.