Recent advancements in DSLR<\/strong> cameras and motion control sliders\/dollies<\/strong> have led to a creative explosion in the popularity and creation of timelapse videos<\/strong>. The following videos are examples of some of the very best night sky\u00a0timelapse videos<\/strong> being created today.<\/p>\n Shooting low-light\u00a0timelapse video<\/strong>\u00a0presents\u00a0inherent challenges and requires specialized gear and an\u00a0advanced\u00a0knowledge of photography and production. DSLR cameras must be\u00a0capable\u00a0of shooting at a high-ISO and equipped with long exposure<\/strong> shutter settings.<\/p>\n A testament to interest in this field of production is the 2012 release of the Canon 60Da<\/a>, a DSLR camera geared solely for the astrophotographer.<\/strong> Capturing beautiful night sky images often requires going to locations that are harsh and uncomfortable \u2014 just check out the arctic examples below! If you’re up for the challenge, the pay-0ff comes in astonishing images that show the majestic beauty of the natural world. Want to \u00a0discover more on the process of shooting timelapse video<\/strong>? This Guide to Timelapse Photography<\/strong> from Photojojo.com<\/a>\u00a0is one good place to start.<\/p>\n https:\/\/vimeo.com\/10859897<\/p>\n Tom Lowe<\/a> is changing the way we look at the sky above us. \u00a0Named the 2011 Astronomy Photographer of the Year, Tom recently completed his film Timescapes<\/a>, the first major astrophotography film of its kind. Death Is the Road to Awe<\/em> is a sample of timelapse video footage<\/strong> from that film shot in the American Southwest. Pay special attention to the last few seconds, as nighttime military drills create amazing light flares in the distance!<\/p>\n1. Timescapes: “Death Is the Road to Awe”<\/h3>\n
\n2. Celestial Lights<\/h3>\n