Earth Rotating Timelapse

Timelapse photography is always incredible to see- but the though to keep the stars stationary, and to show the earths rotation is a really neat twist. Something to try on a summer night!

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Gear test: Hipstamatic app Alfred T. Palmer: Strobist in 1940 Concept camera: Wireless viewfinder A tale of two Flash cards Tilt Shift on a Budget: 4x5 with 120 film Gear test: Hartblei Pentacon Six-Canon EOS Tilt adaptor Gear test: Eye Control and the Canon A2E Why does the world need another photography blog?

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