I built this from the jpg files. Later I intend to create one from the raw files, which will allow me to have smoother transitions between the variations in exposure.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3Ky5pyZvsINbEtZUmM2cUJkdHM/view?usp=sharing
Mark
Oooh I like that Mark. you came out the other side then!!
Quote from: Fay on Sep 28, 2015, 20:03:53
Oooh I like that Mark. you came out the other side then!!
Yes - I was out there for the duration.
Mark
Well done Mark, I am still processing my images which I hope will be an animation. I didn't stay out for the 2nd half though as I was really tired having helped my son move house over the weekend.
Carole
Nice Mark - really look forward to raw version - my only comments would be:
1. Would be great if could have bigger - (I guess file size becomes un-manageable)
2. To my brain the timelapse looks around the wrong way i.e. it is rising as it eclipses - shouldn't this be around the other way - i.e. as eclipse progressed moon got lower in sky...
Very nice though
Interesting points John. I deliberately didnt want a static moon with shadow passing across it - everyone does that. So Ithought it would be instructional to see the moon travel through a stationary shadow and it does pass right to left through the earth's shadow. I thought it aided understanding of what is happening but maybe it doesn't.
Maybe it will be more obvious once I've included the umbral and penumbral circles
Mark
thats a different slant on the eclipse,
good work.
Mac.
Nice one!
I thought Kent was going to be clouded out by the time the eclipse started so I drove up north to be sure I had clear skies.