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Hi, thank you for all your positive comments :-) Very happy to read, that you like it! I've got two more videos of Egypt in progress, so stay tuned.. White Desert and the Great Sanddunes will follow in a while. Best regards, Pascal

Hi, finally I finished my timelapse video which I captured last year in the Black Desert of Egypt: As always I would love to hear your comments and opinions! Have fun watching! Pascal

click for fullscreen I took this picture on my holiday in Australia. I had a great time on the beach of Fitzroy Island (Great Barrier Reef).. Would love to hear your opinions and comments! Bye, Pascal

Hi, thank you all! Yeah, that is my favorite moment, too It was truly amazing. And yes, you have to look out for all those crawling creatures on the ground.. Luckily I did not meet one of them at that night Pascal

Hi all, thank you so much for all your comments Glad that you like it! Yeah, the sky downunder was really breathtaking. Unfurtunately this was one of only two clear nights in the outback But I think I used it the right way Thanks again! Bye, Pascal

Hi Kevin, Somehow I like the older version better. This one looks a bit blurry to me in comparison with the old one? But nevertheless, both pictures are great! I would be happy to get even close to that Pascal

Hi there, I shot a new timelapse in Australia.. the night sky there is just breathtaking, it was so fantastic! This picture shows one of the most impressing moments, when the moon sets.: Have fun watching the complete video and please leave your comments! Pascal

Think so too, did you use a lens hood? What focal length did you use?

Yep that's what it is No those images really were stitched, not stacked. 11mm is far not enough to get the milkyway all the way on the photo. I don't know the real directions anymore, but if we say that the left and of the arc is in east, then the right edn of the arc would be in west. So that picture covers at least 200° of horizontal view Unfortunately I had no knowledge about darkframes at the time I took the pictures, otherwhise I would have made some. But for this picture I did not use the camera internal NR, but a small programm called Noise Ninja which allows many settings to be made

Hi Baz, I used a Nikon D90 equipped with a Tokina 11-16mm. 11mm, f/2.8, ISO 3200, 25s exposure. The image was made of 14 single pictures. Hope that helps Pascal

Wow, that's really impressive. Great how many details you can see even in the full resolution image. Good job! Pascal

Wow, that's exactly how I begun too Pascal

Thank you all for your nice comments ! Glad that you like it! Pascal

Hi Olly, well here in Germany the light pollution is quite high just about everywhere. There are some regions where you can try your luck, but we just don't have enough space to have a really dark region here Thanks to all for your welcomes! Pascal

Nice photo, you placed Polaris on the right position I'm using startrails.exe too for those kind of images, works fine with 500 and more images..