Great American Solar Eclipse 2024 Timelapse - Indianapolis, IN 4K

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Great American Solar Eclipse 2024 Timelapse - Indianapolis, IN in 4K Resolution
A timelapse of the Great American Eclipse from Indianapolis, IN. This was captured for the duration of the entire eclipse using a William Optics FLT91 refractor and Canon 80D DSLR. Processed in LRTimelapse, Light Room Classic, Photoshop, and Davinci Resolve 18.
CREDITS:
Photography by Daniel McCauley
Music: Blade Runner 2049 - By Hans Zimmer
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[@willstan2670]

Fantastic timelapse Daniel! Many thanks for sharing this one!

[@dhmccauley]

Thanks so much!!!

[@TechWithTrey]

Amazing! Best Timelapse. So beautiful!!!

[@dhmccauley]

Thanks so much!

[@Timlooktttjh6h6]

Whenever I look at the sky, I think about the greatness of the one who created these things

[@spiderron1463]

Best one I have seen so far! Thank you for sharing!

[@dhmccauley]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!!!

[@74bshs]

Very cool! We saw this, though not in its entire glory, in Henderson, NY. Thanks for the post!

[@Jgreenst08054]

Well done! Love it!

[@dhmccauley]

Thanks John. It was totally insane! Never saw anything like it before.

[@aTillasSister]

Beautiful, well done!

[@dhmccauley]

Thanks so much!

[@sanaypatani]

That’s one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen! And the music choice was incredible too!

[@dhmccauley]

Thank you. Love the music as well!

[@Zzyzzyx]

Wow! Very nicely done. Thanks for posting!
I saw the total eclipse, but my mind was so blown I couldn't take it all in. So it's nice to see this.

[@dhmccauley]

Thanks so much!

[@southjerseyvids5341]

Outstanding Dan!!! 💯💯

[@dhmccauley]

Thanks Jim! It was amazing!

[@andrewfleckenstein7599]

Beautiful!

[@dhmccauley]

Thanks!

[@DrewTimelapse]

This is spectacular! How did you go about stabilizing?

[@MajesticFlights]

Incredible Dan well done 🌌🌚

[@dhmccauley]

Thank you!

[@ItsWhatever2517]

All right, The Dark Side of the Moon!

[@CyberNexous]

0:05 Partial starts
0:20 Totality. Starts
0:29 Maxiumium Totality
0:34 Totality ends
0:49 Partial ends

[@FinnBuildsThings]

So smooth and clear (mine is choppy)

[@dhmccauley]

Thanks. Choppy as in not enough frames or alignment?

[@FinnBuildsThings]

I aligned it with enough frames, however I had glare problems and wasn’t able to have a nice Timelapse because my telescope doesn’t have an equatorial tracking unit. I’m pretty much a beginner with this whole thing though so I let it slide lol. And you’re welcome.

[@DrewTimelapse]

@@FinnBuildsThings What did you attempt to align/stabilize with?

[@Bstkndsboiiiiii]

I saw it at texas

[@bubblestheaxolotl488]

I saw that

[@sp4ce_l0ver]

I have never witnessed an eclipse before (but lived during a lot of eclipses) so why does it seem to stop at totality?

[@dhmccauley]

Good question. Because it is edited that way. Time scale is not constant across the entire video.

[@sp4ce_l0ver]

@@dhmccauley Ohhh okay

[@JealousyXEnvy]

Im in europe..