What an EOS body can do

[paulie_smith1]

<p><a href="http://vimeo.com/29950141">http://vimeo.com/29950141</a></p>

<p>Thought some might enjoy what a 5D can do when used for time lapse work. This guy does a nice job with the whole concept.</p>

[sarah_fox]

<p>Wow, I've never seen a starry sky in time lapse. Very, very cool!</p>

[thomasly]

<p><strong>Wow -</strong> Dustin Farrell did an awesome job!<br>

thanks for posting this</p>

[wayne_woodruff]

<p>Yes, thanks for posting, it is awesome. </p>

[stp]

<p>What an amazing aspect of photography.</p>

[andrew_gardiner]

<p>The starry scenes were really lovely but I'm not a big fan of HDR and fair amount of this video seemed to have that quality.</p>

[JAPster]

<p>looks lovely, but doesn't run so well on my 2007 Win XP gateway laptop on wireless.<br>

keeps glitching every few seconds.</p>

[jack_rosenberg]

<p>Wow! I cannot even imagine the number of hours that went into making this. Stunning job!</p>

[sarah_fox]

<p>I have to say this may be the first time I've seen HDR and felt it was absolutely worth it! There are few images, whether motion or still, that so clearly show a connectedness between our earth and the cosmos. I have even stronger negative reactions to tilty shots, but there was one starry night shot that exploited a tilt, and a crescendo in the music, and a quickened pace in the shot transitions, that was absolutely spot-on (and exciting). I am often grateful for opportunities to rethink my prejudices.</p>

[alwin_lai]

<p>Stunning!</p>