Milky Way Timelapses with Photoshop & Lightroom

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  • Опубликовано: 8 апр 2024
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    Editing a Milky Way Timelapse in Lightroom and creating the video with Photoshop is easier than you think. Today I am going to walk you through the process and then provide you with a concise TIP SHEET PDF to help you remember these steps when creating your own timelapses on your own.
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  • @mariopereira8261
    @mariopereira8261 4 месяца назад

    Thanks Aaron King, timelapse video with simple editing with Lightroom and Ps, really cool👏👏👏👍🙏

    • @PhotogAdventures
      @PhotogAdventures  4 месяца назад

      Thanks for that kind response to the video, Mario! I am happy to hear of your gratitude! Hope you will keep coming back to the channel for more content and let me know anytime if you have a topic request for what you would like to learn! Always love to adjust to what people are really needing to learn right now, so let me know! Thanks again! -Aaron

  • @seivertpt
    @seivertpt 4 месяца назад

    Fantastic Aaron. Thanks for the review, I needed that. Video AND PDF file. Yahoo.

    • @PhotogAdventures
      @PhotogAdventures  4 месяца назад

      You are welcome, John! Yeah I am glad you love the PDF too because I really need to make more of those to go with my new videos. -Aaron

  • @henrywede6442
    @henrywede6442 4 месяца назад

    Nice presentation Aaron - well done.
    I'm going through and organizing MW images to stack right now... it would be really helpful if there was a mode that displayed time difference from the previous image. Maybe tack it next to the exposure information. Bonus points if it would consider the exposure time so it was actually displaying the time between "shutter presses".

  • @marksharriman
    @marksharriman 4 месяца назад

    Thanks for the video. I’ll be staying at the Lodge for the June ‘24 new moon and solo shooting the MW in the wee hours. Sounds like Cape Royal is better than the Point. Right?

  • @h-engelien1232
    @h-engelien1232 4 месяца назад +1

    12fps looks way too choppy in my opinion, but great work on teaching us a quick and easy way to generate timelapse videos with photoshop :)

    • @PhotogAdventures
      @PhotogAdventures  4 месяца назад +1

      You are welcome and I agree with you. It was too nuanced and case by case basis to muddy the instruction with a long - actually said but edited out of the final - discourse on how it does look choppy sometimes. Depends on the scene and exposure. But when you want to get the longest stretch out of your timelapse going half speed or 12fps is a great option. Thanks for commenting and really appreciate you watching my channel! 😃 - Aaron

  • @bobwallis1757
    @bobwallis1757 4 месяца назад

    Very Nice!!

  • @angelogarciajr5356
    @angelogarciajr5356 4 месяца назад

    Thanks but I use Corel Paint Shop Pro 2020. Thanks for helping folks. I am trying to get out Friday for some wildflowers, followed by Pons Brooks kissing Jupiter and top it off with a milky way. Is the milky way still from 3am to sunrise>? Take care.

    • @PhotogAdventures
      @PhotogAdventures  4 месяца назад +1

      Heya Angelo! The Milky Way in the northern hemisphere can be summarized simply and roughly like this: JAN at Astro dawn. FEB at 3-4am. MAR at 2-3am. APR 1-2am MAY 12-1am. It of course varies by day and some nights will be even earlier than this but it can be seen as pretty much inching an hour earlier every month until It is there all night long by June. Good luck with your comet photo!! That will be really cool with it in conjunction with Jupiter! Will be looking at it too from New Mexico! 😃 -Aaron

    • @angelogarciajr5356
      @angelogarciajr5356 4 месяца назад

      @@PhotogAdventures Thank you. Looks like it is comet to MW an all nighter lol. I got the comet a couple times already but no tail with just a camera and lens...no stacking. No tracker. Maybe darker skies on Friday will help if it is not too low on the horizon. Take care.