OutSTANDING photography . . .
. . . and it only took the photographer 8 hours of watching the volcano to capture it:clicky
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Interesting.
I download the photos, and opened the EXIF header, and everything was stripped out (ie. no way to determine what equipment and settings and digital effects he used to photo....OR video??) the sequences (ie the image forensics).
Also, the eruption sequence (shot from a fixed tripod) time interval can be calculated by observing the locational position of the stars, as they change from image to image.
I'm wondering if he had a video camera (a high quality 3CCD progressive frame video camera, shooting 1080P) trained on the volcano for hours or, days, and just took the stills from the video footage (not luck, but patience!) ??
All the above because I can't find ANY technical info on how/what he made the images with...
I download the photos, and opened the EXIF header, and everything was stripped out (ie. no way to determine what equipment and settings and digital effects he used to photo....OR video??) the sequences (ie the image forensics).
Also, the eruption sequence (shot from a fixed tripod) time interval can be calculated by observing the locational position of the stars, as they change from image to image.
I'm wondering if he had a video camera (a high quality 3CCD progressive frame video camera, shooting 1080P) trained on the volcano for hours or, days, and just took the stills from the video footage (not luck, but patience!) ??
All the above because I can't find ANY technical info on how/what he made the images with...
