Star-Lapse (Time-Lapse on Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire)

This video covers 13.5 hrs from sunset to sunrise. This was a simple test. It may be interesting to note that Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn are present in this video, in that order.
Name of the Artist: Julian Boulier
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[@kookiemoose]

@mbyr31 That is actually a Paper Mill several miles away. They run 24/7. Thanks Matt. The video quality was destroyed by YT for some reason. The original on my computer shines in quality to this upload.

[@drewnetwork]

Great job! It's always interesting when you actually feel like you're on a spinning planet.

[@805ROADKING]

Now that was really cool!! I like the airplanes going by, they look lke shooting stars!! Great video Buddy!!☺

[@Noyjeetut]

Really amazing man. And the clouds give it this great 3D effect.

[@kookiemoose]

@drewnetwork Thanks Drew. I believe I pushed my Nikkor 20mm f/2.8 to the limit of it's star capturing ability. Next I want to test out my Minolta 58mm f/1.2, but difficult to find a place that isn't polluted with light around here.

[@strange-universe]

that was great, Chris!!! we have been doing some interior work filming the "winter garden" time lapse is definitely fun and interesting

[@ZeavoTown]

this is fantastic!!!

[@CaptJohnsBar]

Shows you how much action you miss by not being able to look up all night long !

[@kookiemoose]

@8087j I remember that. I live to close to DC right now to get anything from here but light pollution. Northern New Hampshire is great though.

[@ArizonaChris96]

This is awesome

[@kookiemoose]

@FromUnderTheRock Stomping on an ant hill always makes me feel a little better.

[@kookiemoose]

@dvergastein Thank you very much. Whenever I find myself under a sky with very little light pollution (like N. New Hampshire) I am urged to do a test like this.

[@hoooooops]

Great....as always! :)

[@jblast8]

Very cool!

[@kookiemoose]

@joeshikes Many thanks Joe!

[@kookiemoose]

@mbyr31 oops, totally wrong answer haha! Those lights are stars man, like in outer space, far out...

[@kookiemoose]

@hoooooops thanks!

[@redshift40]

@mbyr31 -those are the stars of Orion.

[@MitchMan]

I’m the only person from 2020 lol not 2012

[@kookiemoose]

@redimixofmd thanks!