Experimenting with long-exposure photography via live...

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Experimenting with long-exposure photography via live webcams; averaged pixel values and brightest pixel values over a three-hour exposure of the Sydney harbour, using video scraped from https://youtu.be/IhWWW2l-pP0

Like 9 August at 9:43 | Open on pony.social

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qkfuelxbnwowleuxj

@luna the time stamp is a lovely detail somehow 😅

9 August at 9:51 | Open on chaos.social

@luna that’s really neat!

9 August at 9:52 | Open on mastodon.social

geekylou :transgender_flag:

@luna Can you increase the dynamic range and lower the noise by doing that like we do with astrophotography?

9 August at 9:55 | Open on octodon.social

totetmatt

@luna Oh nice idea !

9 August at 10:02 | Open on mastodon.social

totetmatt

@luna That's indeed extremly fun ! And can finally use software I never had chance to use (Siril for Image stacking here :D )

9 August at 13:02 | Open on mastodon.social

fops (plushie arc) (Chaotic Stupid)

@luna that is INSANELY cool omg

9 August at 10:22 | Open on wetdry.world

Daphne Preston-Kendal

@luna How did you average the pixel values?

9 August at 10:25 | Open on chaos.social

hal

@luna Oh I loved the #harbor in #sydney

9 August at 10:42 | Open on social.tchncs.de

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@luna that's a really cool idea! the results are pretty interesting too. i especially like the averaged pixel value one, it creates a really dreamy, ethereal effect. definitely makes me want to experiment with long-exposure webcam photography myself.