Thanks. That is the glory of nature. I would do more of these night timelapses, but it has been cloudy the last few nights.

Too bad there is too much light pollution. I would love to catch one of those dark sky ones.

No real what in Houston?

It's a GoPro 11 Black. It has a setting called "Star Trails". Good luck with your channel. Hopefully you'll have better luck than me for subscribers. I just hit 300....after about 5 years of doing this almost daily. But it's a turn it on, let it run, turn it off, load to YT and repeat.

Thanks. It is a cool feature on the camera. Even catches the occasional meteor (or UFO?) :)

Thanks!. Hopefully you like the other videos.

thanks for watching!

Nice.

Damn man....5 years?!?! Guess you're all grown up now. I hope life is treating you good. Peace!

@@timelapse713 yeah man im now 20 and have had my share of experiences yet there are more to come I’ll subscribe and stick around

@@zekethefreak4 still a young fella. Lots of life ahead of you. What side of the H are you at? Nothing but good vibes your way to you and yours.

@@timelapse713 east side

Thanks for watching. There are plenty of videos on my channel now.

Interesting questions. No text to go with it. Just a video of how this particular day looked outside. It was just a cloudy day. Cold front came through on 2/28 and brought the clouds. Not every day is like this (watch some of the other videos). I prefer partly cloudy days so you can see the formation and movement of the clouds. Life is good for me. Thanks for asking. Hope all is well for you.

It can be down in Southeast Texas

Thanks for watching. There's plenty of time lapse videos for you to view.

A whole 6 feet.

Thanks for the input and thanks for watching. I'm not sure how to make the video faster when adding it to YT other than manually editing it somehow. I'll have to look at the music option.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and the kind words. Glad this helps relieve some of that stress from freeway driving. I totally understand that living here in Houston. Have a good one.

Thanks. I would have loaded more night lapses, but it has been raining.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching.

I would, but I run regular time lapse during the day and then switch it over to star trails in the evening. Plus, I have to give the camera a break. The Houston heat for these daytime time lapses is brutal. 95 degrees and direct sunlight. That is why some of the day videos get split into 2 parts....because the camera over heats.

Thanks for the subscription. I'm not limited to Houston time lapses. I have some from Austin, TX, and some from when I get to travel by air. It's the software on the GoPro. I used to do a lot more editing before the features came standard. Now it's copy/paste from the microSD card to the PC and upload it to YT. It doesn't take me much time, would be nice to have a quicker upload speed. But hey, I enjoy doing it and hope others enjoy it too. You can search by date to see how it looked. I only missed a few days here and there over a couple years (camera down, driving trips, etc).

My issue isn't pixelization....it would overheat and turn off. I have it plugged into an outlet. I already lost 1 camera because i had the battery in it and it overheated and expanded. Lesson learned.

@@timelapse713 Ah! But wait. The expanded battery is from over charging (done it myself on 10 different things!) but that is not overheating of the camera. If you are not shooting more than 15 sec and have about 2-3 on interval, it should stay cool. Only if you got bright dots in the image (usually red spots in my experience) do you have a hot sensor. It usually takes a 5 minute exposure to get that hot.

Interesting. All I know is it would get really hot and just shut off on its own. Then I would get the battery swelling.

What's correct?

Thanks. I appreciate the comment. Enjoy the other videos.

Thanks! I'll try to get more posted in the future, as long as it is not a rainy night.

I hope that all the daytime videos get recorded all the way through. It's really hot and the sun can really heat the camera up and it turns off on its own. I have it under the patio and cover it with white paper to shield some of the sun, but the lens part might be what is getting hot.

Did you also notice how the leaves on the plant in front of the camera wilt throughout the day then come back to life as the sun starts going down?

@@timelapse713 Oh, yes, I did notice those leaves and was thinking of my own Mulberry tree out front, drooping in this heat wave; they do seem to perk up when the evening arrives.

@@timelapse713 Your videos are fascinating to watch. I love seeing the changing patterns and colors of clouds, the periods of sunlight, and the sun and moon. When I am less busy, I hope to watch more of them. You obviously take great care with your equipment, and it is good that you have thought to put the camera under the shade. I have learned something new about cameras and lenses from your response. Thanks!

Thanks, I appreciate it. I think this is the 3rd camera I am on. The last one had the battery bulge so I have learned to take it out and run the camera plugged in....which is great, until the power flashes or goes out...

Thanks. As they say every day is a blessing. This is just a view of what happens at night time. I enjoy seeing the planes make their appearance.

That sounds awesome. Unfortunately we don't get dark skies here. We're also close to the school bus barn which can be lit up at night a lot.

Thanks for watching. I'm still trying to figure out which setting I like better...5 second shutter or 10 second.

I don’t. This video started around 6am. I didn’t do an overnight one from 9/13-14 because it was supposed to rain…but of course it didn’t. What do you think it was?

@@timelapse713 it was just daylight like it was 7AM

Thanks for watching. I missed the last couple of nights because it was supposed to rain....but it never did.

Thanks for watching.

Australia is on my list of places to visit someday. Thanks for watching and have a great day down under.

hello. hope all is well

Thanks. Colorado is amazing. Can't retire soon enough.

Uploading the timelapse of the full flight. Distance 904 miles. Duration 1:50

It's just those random southeast Texas storms that pop up.

Thank you very much. I hope you enjoyed it. Let me know if you have any suggestions.

Thanks. I really appreciate it.

Thanks! I appreciate the comment.

Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching!