Star Trail Time Lapse 

wow, how beautiful and perfect It's a beautiful and amazing video, thank you very much for this wonderful sharing, dear colleague

Absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for making this.

one of my fav youtube videos. thank you for posting

Beautiful! just beautiful. the music fits very well. i love stars.

This is the most simple thing that flat earthers cant refuse, this prooves that the earth is a globe and spins, because on the north the stars rotate to one side and in the south stars rotate to the other side

Thank you for the post. it is absolutely beautiful work.

Amazing video ~~~~~ Wow! You total had combined 1262 single pictures to this vid!!! What a huge project and superb photography.

Enjoyed this video, thumbs up. Cheers from sunny Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.

Really lovely! What a creative and fabidea.

amazing work!! Hope to see more from you!

You did it all right. Great video, great picture, great choice of music. Nothing to add.

Genius choice of music, brother. AMAZING !!!

Absolutely beautiful.

Stunning.

dude i love this .... feel proud for this work of art :)

So beautiful! Thanks!

Beautiful... I felt at peace while watching it, :)

beautiful star trails

This is so lovely... high quality stuff here.

you live in a freaking beautiful place!!!! beautiful auroras...

amazing! this is breath taking!

This.. is beautiful.

wow that last frame where they are all together looks amazing :D

BEAUTIFUL!

Amazing video! The music really affects the outcome as well! Well done.

that was truly amazing! great work man

@ tBusket, the exposure time was 30 seconds per image and the time between two exposures was about one second.

Fantastic!!!!! Great job!!

Beautiful night sky

I like how bright it is out!

Fantastic work, effort..... love it. 10/10

That was beautiful! Good job.

How did you keep Lens from fogging up.. i've done twice so far.. starting about 50 degrees, down to about 46 and I keep getting fog.

absolutely amazing!!!!!!

Really cool! Just starting out doing timelapse myself, great job!

brilliant.. well put together

I applaud your 0 lazyness because it had to be a pain to do all his for such a short yet incredible video. Amazing

Great video, thanks for sharing.

Gorgeous!!!

@cavinsoo He's using a very wide lens here. At 10mm and an aperture of f/4.5 on a ASP-C sensor, he's got a hyperfocal distance around 5.58 feet, if I calculate correctly. In other words, he has a flipping ginormous depth of field, despite the fairly wide aperture. This is simply because his focal length (equivalent to c.19 mm focal length on a 35mm camera) is very short. Thus, he focuses at infinity and the bushes and everything more than 6 feet away are in good focus.

Beautiful....

Wow! Nice job. The last looks like a tunnel to that star in the middle.

Ooooooooooooooooh it's so pretty!!!!! I really loved it.

Nicely done!

wow this is really awesome

I love moments like this

Excellent stuff!

I so love it!

Fantastic.

Amazing!

this video is amazing!

WOW , this video is epic , good job , keep it up

Nicely done

I like the movement of the shadows too :)

Very nice job!

This is Awesome. Thanks

b-beautiful.... ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! I have never seen something more beautifully glorious in all my life! -claps- c: IT'S PRETTIER THAN A RAINBOW!!!

Star light star bright, the first star I see tonight, I wish I may I wish I might have the wish I wish tonight...Great Job!

This is amazing... look how the tree shadows obit

I like the shooting star you snapped at the 49 second mark

That is some nice pictures you got with your old canon. I can't even do it with my S5is power shot. Good job

Wow ! Its really cool !!!

great job!!

this is my third one to see fallling stars in blue lake ontario.its very amazing.

Very nice!

@ pyropix, at low temperatures the batteries will run out of power very soon, so I used the AC adapter made by Canon. For shorter exposure series a batterygrip will be o.k.. At 0°C the two batteries will give enough power for about 2,5 hours.

That was really good.

awesome. thanks for sharing!!!!

@ fsant653, no there are definitly no northern lights in the background.

It's a beautiful sight! Things Mother Nature gives are the beauty of nature.

sob7anak ya rb :') , thank u this is very beautiful .

Awesome!

great job... thank you

beautifull!

Lol that background lights and the falling star looks like bombardement and war xD

I totally respect you! I know how painful it is to sit for the star trails!! Beautiful man! Amazing! I would like to know your aperture, shutter speed and ISO data!

Wunderbare Aufnahmen :)

They all move but Polaris.

I'm tryin this kind of post-pro startrailng but still i couldn't realize something like this! congrats

Very very nice! Going to try this with my new Canon 5D Mark III!

nice work

Wow... just wow

@ oscarchilpa, what do you mean with phantom? The plane at 0:56 or the darks spots in the field? The dark spots are icecrystals that formed as the lens went too cold.

awesome!

@ kylemcqueen33, I stacked them in CS2 using layers and the blendingmode lighten.

Thaks for your comment. The distorted star trails around "6 O' clock" are an artefact of the strong compression used by YT.

Wunderbar.

1200 photos at 30seconds, that's 10 hours! Amazing! did you have to change battery?

beautifully made video, love the way the stars twinkle, is that aurora borealis in the background? Snow and music makes it seem magical and how you see snowy nights as a kid before, "growing up" and "modern life in general" dilutes the magic of nature and science and imagination!!

@ bpirouz, Hymn of the Fallen and the author is Tiara.

Very nice effect. The universe is amazing and the night sky is our space ship window to the cosmos. I sometimes shot may consecutive images on a cheap point-an-shoot camera and join them together using Windows Live Movie Maker.

@IUperc, there are no shooting stars visible, but lots of airplanes. These are slow enough to be found on several frames.

really cool

thank you! great vid! :)

Super Video! Klasse gemacht! v.g. Achim

amazing .. to learn time-lapse and framing .. i just want to know whats the best time in the night to start a time-lapse .. and how long do you normally shoot for ?? please help me if possible as i will be testing shooting star trails .. in april .. would appreciate some tips thanks

Very nice - well done! :-)

Buen video bro

@ IUperc, the "clouds" are just smoke from the chimneys. ;-)

awesome