The Amazing Dark Skies of Big Bend Texas
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- The dark skies of Big Bend National Park in Southwest Texas offer unparalleled views of the milky way and night sky. Rugged and beautiful by dark, Big Bend National Park's canyons, mountains, and desert become magical by night.
Time to pray to Heavenly Father.
This is life changing stuff. Im so impressed with this video and the music goes with it so will. My hats off to you. Thank you for this. Amazing.
This is so awesome!!! I’ve been there back in June, 2020 and I was just so stunned of what I seen never seen the sky so dark it’s absolutely breathtaking. I would love to experience it again pretty soon!!
Very nice work 👍.
I love it so much ❤
Oh my my!! Breathtaking ❤
Wow. Very beautiful 👍
I really like the high quality of your time lapses! Happy to find you here on UA-cam. Subscribed!
Thanks so much! Got some new ones coming soon.
Beautiful
Definitely going there
This is stunning work, really impressive indeed. Well done.
Fantastic work!!
Thanks so much. Huge fan of your work.
And I am now a fan a yours! @@astrotennessee
great work, perfect
Wonderful ! very great job :)
Beautiful ❤
Stunning
beautiful
I only see a few dim stars from my porch, besides the moon. I am so jealous. This is beautiful. Would want to make me create a large sky roof.
One of six dark sky sanctuaries in the world. Away from light pollution the way everyone should be able to see the universe.
You mentioned frame stacking for some of your videos? Sounds interesting as I’ve been looking into something similar for timelapse myself. You mind if I ask your process as you seem to have a pretty handle on things from the looks of it. Excellent work 👍
Thanks so much. I use a combo of sequator for doing the stacking and then batch processing in photoshop for adjustments post stacking. Equator is key as it really helps to take care of the noise. Only thing I would do differently is UA-cam really kills the airglow with its compression so for future videos I would render at 6k or 8k and upload at that higher resolution hoping to keep the background airglow more intact. It looks choppy and jumpy on UA-cam, but it much smoother before upload.
@@astrotennessee Thanks a bunch for responding as I really appreciate it. I've used stacking software in the past but mainly for still images as I never really figured out a good way to integrate stacking for a moving timelapse sequence. Any advice on a good process or workflow with Sequator would be a big help as I'm burnt out trying to rid of noise on single images when theres obviously a better way. My name is Chris by the way and thanks in advance for anything you could pass along to maybe help.
❤love it ,Good job
Thank you 💯
very nice!
Thanks for watching!
The Milky way man is watching us lol 😅
Nice 👍
Thanks!
Do the sky really look like this at the big bend ? 😯
The camera sees more color than the human eye in the dark and is more sensitive, but yes, these are all 100% real images taken in Big Bend. With just the naked eye, Big Bend is one of the best places in the country to see the milky way. Coming from the city where on a good night you may be able to see a few hundred stars, under dark skies, there are millions.
amazing
How did you process the aircraft and satellite trails out of you time lapses? Very clean video.
Thanks. I used frame stacking for some of the videos. Unfortunately youtube compression shows up quite a bit in the movement of the airglow, which is really smooth before compression, but choppy after.
Great shots! Wish I could get out to dark sites.
Big Bend is the best! I'm guessing this was taken with Sony a7iii.
Close, this is mostly a Sony A7S
What setting for Timelapse?
Which camera and lens have you used?
Most of this video was shot with a Sony A7s camera, but a couple of the clips are a Sigma FP and nikon Z7. lenses are Sony 14mm 1.8, 24mm 1.4, 40mm 1.4, 50mm 1.2, and 135mm 1.8
Please more please about cosmos and astronomy. Add. Like all about space. All subscriptions about Space. 😮
Looks like you used multiple lenses. Would be interesting to know were you full manual or did you use auto iso on this
Ofcourse manual bro... Astrophotography done by only manual mode
If you look carefully youl see what appears a man with his arm reaching to the heaven's
far out
💕💕😍😍💗💗
Isaiah 45:18 kjv
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It's baffling to me how our HEAVENLY FATHER SPOKE ALL OF THIS INTO EXISTING.
With his hands he stretched our the HEAVENS.
The FIRMAMENT turns like a PERFECT time piece.
How does he have no beginning no end?
How!?!?!!!?!!?????
So so beautiful
It's baffling because it's a story, not reality.
@@leftpastsaturn67
How do you Breathe & what do you Breathe?
That heart of yours doesn't beat by science.
Those rain drops that fall from HEAVEN & fills your cup... Was ordained.
The materials that makes up your clothing & shoes...
The ALMIGHTY made them.
6 days he made everything... But science says otherwise.
@@GODwillexalt4938 Funny thing... there are over 10,000 'gods' being worshipped (conservative estimate), which means that the odds of a theist like yourself being correct are 1:10,000. The odds of an atheist being correct are 1:2.
Also, isn't it funny how every religion thinks their chosen deity is the 'only true god'.
Even funnier is you using the products of science to tell me how much you hate science.
Grow up.
Real or fake?? Looks breathtaking 😮😮
Real as the camera sees it. I understand why people ask this as all the fakery in astrophotography has ruined some of the joy of looking at and sharing images now. That's one of the reasons I like taking timelapses. All of these except the last image are just a series of 5-15 second shots strung together. The skies in Big Bend are dark and amazing, so even with the naked eye it looks far different than what most people see on a clear night.
@@astrotennesseeyes, I gasped in wonder the first time I saw those skies there.