Capturing clouds

Sun out n so tempted to go to Mt Pleasant but couldn't stand the cold

Because of the trees, the sky can not be seen from my house so I set the camera on the tripod and took it over to the field.

When I got there I couldn’t see the little numbers to set the timer so brought it back, got every thing and it was doing it’s thing . Camera not turned on but the gadget doesn’t care.

Hope the neighbors don’t think I am spying on them, just stealing their clouds

High clouds are best and no long blue areas.

I don't know how long the camera was going until the battery died but I captured a few hundred of these.

In order to use them in future videos the pics need to be turned into png files the part you want to be visible and the hole / invisible section you want other parts to be seen

In order to use them in future videos the pics need to be turned into png files the part you want to be visible and the hole / invisible section you want other parts to be seen

The checkered area is invisible.

There can be hundreds of pics used to make a few seconds of video.

At the end of the red line is the slider, shows what part of the video now playing.

The top shows the png files to the left of the showing marker and upper right window, the houses are still there.

The bottom shows the red line over the marker where the video is in play and to the right, you see mount pleasant covering the houses in the background

 A clip I made last year actually on Mt Pleasant with Mt P clouds. When doing time lapse . people, cars, birds when stuff is in the background there will be jerky movement. The trick there is to use one photo..  

Other cold things, the lens might steam up coming out of the warm or the battery might not last long. When it is cold my fingers don't seem to work and my vision is not great.