The Milky Way, A Journey Across Land And Sea (4K) - A Yosemite Channel Time Lapse Film
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2019
- This was filmed over a three year period and features the Milky Way core as it travels over beautiful landscapes, and seascapes. Also featured are several scenes of stars reflections on lakes.
It was color graded to feature what is called "natural color." So, if you're wondering why the night sky isn't blue, this is why. Actually, the night sky is not blue like in the daytime, although many photographers mistakenly, or intentionally, will color grade it that way. It may look good and I sometimes do it myself, but it is not accurate.
If you are interested in learning more about the real night sky colors- which aren't blue- and what causes them, here is a link to Clarkvison. It is Roger Clark's website. Roger is an MIT educated scientist and probably one of the world's foremost authorities on color grading night sky digital images. He can be pretty technical at times but if you read his article, you'll come away with a whole new understanding on what is really going on in the night sky.
clarkvision.com/articles/colo...
We would also like to extend our appreciation to Dani Padilla, and the Harris Beach Oregon Management Unit whose cooperation helped make the film's ocean sequences on the Oregon Coast possible.
For licensing or other requests regarding this film, you may contact us at:
wincase@hotmail.com - Розваги
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It's really amazing how we're part of this big universe. I live in a big city, and every night I always look out of my window hoping that I would see milky way (which is impossible because of Light Pollution). Seeing the moon itself already amaze me about how amazing our whole universe.
Thank you for this video.
Thanks for your comment. Glad you enjoyed the film. I also live in an area where only a limited number of stars can be seen. I always look forward to the spring and summer when we hit the road to all the great dark places where we film these scenes! Already planned out the travel and filming scedule for 2020.
Thank you for allowing us to spend a few minutes admiring the wonder of the universe. Very well done!
Thank you for your kind words, always appreciated! Glad you enjoyed watching the film as much as we did making it.
Beautiful and mesmerizing 👍💯🙏
Absolutely stunning. Thank-you for sharing your work / art. Mahalo and Aloha
OMG ITS BREATHE TAKING. YOU ARE LUCKY YOU SEEN IT WITH YOUR EYES.
Thanks George! Yes, I do feel fortunate to be able to go to these places and sit under dark star filled skies.
@@Tarnway0412 Your Welcome Barry. Not alot of people know about passionate star gazzing like you and me. They are brainwashed living the everyday working life trapped in a cage and they dont know the best things in Life is free enjoying the natural things in this World.
I’ve become an astronomer because of this channel. I have greatly appreciated what you have done on UA-cam and could not be any more amazed by what these videos show. Every night I go outside to look at the Milky Way over my head. I have already found tons of objects in space using a telescope. Keep up the great work and I hope to expect another video.
THANK YOU for that wonderful comment! I love making these films as it allows me to spend time traveling to these amazing places with my son who helps me, and view the night sky in a way which few people ever get a chance to. It's comments from people like you that help inspire me to keep making these films!
Best regards,
Barry Chall
Perfect peaceful moment before i go bed, sure i will have nice dreams.
Ty, really wonderful magic video ^^d
Thank you, really glad you enjoyed the film. We really LOVE filming these and we have another multi-month timelapse film project planned for this spring and summer. Can't wait to start filming again!
This is truly stunning. Thank you for sharing with us.
Our pleasure!
Beautiful
Thank you!
BREATHTAKING AWSOME WORK....AWSOME AWSOME WORK...WOW
Increíble... impresionante las tomas que han grabado y que gentilmente lo comparten, por nuestros medios y recursos no es posible ir personalmente para apreciar esas bellezas naturales, nuevamente muchas gracias por este gran trabajo, de muy alta calidad. Felicitaciones.
Thank you very much for your very kind comment. We're glad you enjoyed and appreciated the film. A lot of time, effort, and passion, goes into making these films. We were hoping to start on a new Milky Way film project this spring and summer, but that might not be possible now because of what's happening in the world. We'll see.
Best regards,
Barry Chall
So beautiful.......!!!!!
So beautiful 💕
Thank you for your comment!
Fantastic...
Thanks Tony, much appreciated!
Keep on making them, I follow closely on the Edius Fourm :)
I'm hoping to do another one in 2020. I'm sure I'll be doing the post again with Edius!
What camera and slider that are you using? It's really really beautiful footage
Thanks Hassan!
For this film, I used 3 Sony A7RII cameras. Each had a different lens- Sony 28mm 2.0, Sony 55mm 1.8, & Zeiss Batis 18mm 2.8. I very rarely use sliders and prefer to do all movement in post- Ken Burns effect.
WOW! Make some more videos please!
We had planned on doing a major night timelapse film project this spring and summer. But UNFORTUNATELY, this COVID thing has seriously interrupted some of our travel plans. We're really HOPING to be able to do at least half of the travel and filming we had intended to do. We're trying to figure out some alternative places to go so MAYBE, enough for a new film this fall. It would probably need to be a mix of some new scenes with some ones from the previous films. Stey tuned!!
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Muchos gracias.
That's soo amazing... If I went to the countryside away from London,UK, would I be able to see a similar view?
I wish I could give you a better answer, but it been many years since I last visited the UK. I would suggest that you see if there are any amateur astronomy clubs around and try to ask them. They might be able to tell you where a dark sky area is in your region. But, keep in mind, what you will see will be quite impressive but won't have as much detail as a long exposure through a high resolution camera with a good lens and low light sensor. But again, it will still be quite spectacular and we'll worth seeing! I know we never get tired of it!
@@Tarnway0412 the thing is I don't know any astronomer clubs or anything and all I know is that in the countryside there are no lights at all. Is light pollution the only thing I need to take into consideration or are there more factors?
The main thing is light pollution from towns or cities. Obviously, the weather is another factor as clouds aren't helpful. Also, it is better if there is little or no air pollution. Right now in my area, there are lots of forest fires and lots of smoke al over the place. Not good!
One other very important thing I should mention is that the best Milky Way viewing, or photography for that matter, is done at times when there is no moon in the sky. The moon will make the sky so bright, it will be hard to see as many stars. Go online and check the lunar calander for those best times.
@@Tarnway0412 so in the countryside the main city is many miles away and there's no light pollution, apart from like one or two houses. Let's say the moon wasn't there, would I be able to have a spectacular view or will the air pollution still come from the main city?
If there is a large city even several miles away, there could be some light pollution, but it would be lower on the horizon in the direction of that city. As for air pollution, you would really need to take a drive to the area you're interested in during the daytime to see how clear the air is. Lights from just a few houses shouldn't be a problem.
Hi, is this how it looks with the naked eye or does the camera lens’ enhance it? Thank you
Great question! The camera captures much more detail and color than can be seen by the naked eye. That being said, in the dark places where we take these, what can be seen is still VERY IMPRESSIVE!
Best videos of the sky, milky-way, moon and stars thank you so much
how awesome would it be if this is in 360??
Can i used this video only video without music
Before we can make a decision on your request, we will need some information on how you intend to use the film. Some information about your project.
Please send us an email with this additional info to:
wincase@hotmail.com
Thanks,
BC
wonder how much hdd space this occupies
HDD space, this one almost scared me! The sequences were taken with 43 mega pixal Sony A7R2s in uncompressed raw. The 5 minute film consisted of about 9000 still images- about 1 terabyte. Of course, then those raw images had to be color graded in one program and sequenced in the video editing program. So, even more drive space. Every year I keep having to buy more storage drives. We're planning on starting another multi-month project this spring which will probably be another terabyte or so.
Long later human will go other plants and live there more later they will meet aliens and war them then human will be developing vey much Sometime I imagine that human travel in a spaceship and have a view beautiful space.
Jak zlodzieje I zlodziejki robia weg frei