Ken Cox

GOT IT i was hunting Russian - when i used the French name i found it right away 6mb +- if anybody needs it thanks for help Eric btw am experiencing a sick computer + outlook 2003 mail program toys for the boys ))) ken

NOT TOO SHABBY MATE ) impressive and i cant find my original - what was proper name? ken

got the big shovel out and posted the swirler TO MEDIAFIIREhttp://www.mediafire.com/?b6sr6x45y766wrpI BURNED IT JUNE 26 04I INCLUDED THE LINK TO WHITE TOOL THO IT DOES NOT WORK – THAT IS ALL THE INFO I HAVEfor the time and still do consider it one of the most advanced ever i have also put a couple of boxig's works but will only give out the link to people that EMAIL me-- NO PM'S am doing this so that there will be no hissy fits as there were when davy and colin posted statues BOXIG WAS SOMETHING ELSE -- FAR AWAY MORE ADVANCED THAN MOST THESE 2 EXES ARE SAMPLES OF WHAT HE WAS DOING SEPT 2002 ken

MAYBE HER FILES ARE TOO BIG she should be giving total file size ken

mary mary where does video go it dont matter where it goes as long as it goes to the video sub section Igor will sort it out ken

the best ever was a little show of a die making thing - was fascinating - the company in california have since closed was called a swirler http://www.succeed.net/~whitetool/swirler_files/slide0009.htm ken

LIKELY CAN BE FOUND 22 SOUTH LANSDOWNE SARNIA ONT CA ) BUT NOT MUCH TIME TO GO DIGGING -- REMEMBER "KEN SAVES" KEN

author's email address was displayed publicly. yes if the forum is down or screwed up - how do we reach the author ken

I HAD THIS SENT TO ME AND WAS SUGGESTED I POST IT FOR THE CANON USERS TO VIEW KEN Someone shared a clip with you on Vimeo You can watch it here: http://vimeo.com/40555466 Celestial Lights http://vimeo.com/40555466 It's wonderful. It's just like being there, but he's speeded it up for extra effect. He also did a similar one last year which was fabulous also. About this video: "Celestial Lights is my second video project. It is another stop motion based video about the northern lights. The video is shot in the northern parts of Norway, Finland and Sweden during autumn 2011, winter and spring 2012. If you like the video, please feel free to share it! More info about me and my photography work: http://facebook.com/arcticlightphoto http://www.arcticlightphoto.no If you have access to proper audio hardware, please connect and turn up the volume to enjoy the fantastic music composed by Norwegian composer Kai-Anders Ryan. Not only is Kai-Anders a great musical talent, he is also very professional and a joy to work with. Kai-Anders can be found here: http://www.facebook.com/KaiAndersRyan http://kaiandersryan.no/ For those who do not know, auroras are caused by solar activity. This is shortly visualized in the video. Our suns activity varies in 11 year cycles, and we are closing solar maximum (solar max) for our current solar cycle somewhere between 2012-2013, and solar activity has clearly been picking up. The beginning of 2011 was lots of clouds but weather improved late 2011 and out 2012. This video contains recordings from some of the most spectacular auroral displays I have ever witnessed, and I have seen a few. For this video I did shoot approx 150.000 exposures from sept.2011 - april.2012 using Canon DSLR's and various wide angle lenses. Approx 6.000 frames in this video. To achieve pannings I used the fantastic Stage Zero + MX2 controller time-lapse gear from Dynamic Perception. The video is a merge of two parts; the first part contains some more wild and aggressive auroras, as well as a few milky way sequences, hence either auroras are moving fast because they are, or they are fast due to motion of the milky way / stars. Still, some of the strait up shots are very close to real-time speed, although auroras mostly are slower, she can also be FAST! The second part has some more slow and majestic auroras, where I have focused more on composition and foreground. The music should give you a clear indication of where you are Again, choosing what sequences to use was a battle, and many good sequences will have to wait for a later project I am working on - More info about this will be announced on my facebook site. http://facebook.com/arcticlightphoto This video summarizes the end of a hectic aurora season for me, and my last shots was done only a few days ago. However now the late sunlight is making it hard to shoot the auroras at night up here, so I decided enough was enough for now, and time to release the video. I have driven thousands of km between locations up here in the arctic this season, and while on location(s) I was running between 2-3 cameras like a madman, and almost every sequence you see in this video also has been shot using circular fish-eye optics, for yet another project to come. Luckily I had some good company on many of the cold nights. Gear used: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EOS 5D Mark III Canon 15mm f/2.8, Canon 24mm f/1.4 II, Canon 17-40 f/4, Nikon 14-24 f/2.8, Samyang 14mm f/2.8, Samyang 24mm f/1.4 Dynamic Perception Stage Zero + MX2, Orion/Merlin AZ Teletrack head. Thanks to: Veronica (you are my inspiration) Thomas Seppola Antti Pietikainen Thorbjørn Riise Hågensen Helge Mortensen Dynamic Perception for making the greatest timelapse gear available to mankind! Check it out here: http://www.dynamicperception.com Hope you like the video, and that you by watching it are able to understand my fascination and awe for this beautiful celestial phenomenon. Video will also be available in 4K Digital Cinema on request. Best, Ole"

MAUREEN hugs and kisses -- manual control at last ken http://www.beechbrook.com/pte/

Colin just recently bought a small camcorder - i seen a show he put up on youtube out of a window on a jet - not too shabby if i must say - maybe he would offer the model ken

see 5 pages of editors here http://www.afterdawn.com/software/search/results.cfm?q=video+editor and a forum here http://www.videohelp.com/ ken

how can you expect a valid test if i was shooting bursts - no flash - but 5 consecutive shots - they strain on the batteries would be totally different than flash operation - the output of a flash is different - variable as to its setting - distance to subject etc - ambient temp will severely affect battery performance there are too many variables to get a valid test ken

Eric the reason i provided links was so you could do a comparison of the mah of the batteries to see which were cost effective if you feel that is off topic -- guess you are your own as you have had nobody else try them ken

DAVY great job - audio slightly - very -slightly out of sync at my end -- but video playback smooth as silk ken

http://www.bemoredog.cz/en/simply http://professional.duracell.com/en/product-datasheets?sizesearch=AA Eric check the rating -- mah between the different types http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AA_battery ken

STEVE your animations are great -- download was normal - manual control appreciated "The Hawk" used to take pictures of the "Grand" back towards Brantford - the home of Alexander Graham Bell http://www.grandriver.ca/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brantford ken

Davy few months back you told me you were having problems getting your head around video - guess you got a pretty good handle on it -- must have been that double malt eh could not take my eyes of it ken

Steve downloaded from media fire just fine - did not time it but there was nothing out of the ordinary neat anmation 4/3 on my ws monitor -- thks for manual control - needed it to read the text in some cases, but then i old get some close ups of larger flowers when they are out in bloom ken

Igor never apologize for your work -- at least you did it classy show ken

i am saving them to my acct before you get them deleted - the links i sent you are from my acct -- i save everything to my acct. ken

re downloaded all 3 -- #1 is 14 +- mb last frame is viaduct 2 and 3 are 19 +- mb and last frame is viaduct i give up ken

E the last frame of the 3 i downloaded is the viaduct i will now redownload the 3 again k

Eric check your email for links to media fire as to what i have ken

ERIC GREAT COLLECTION neat salute ken