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This is a extended demo reel of some of my best highest resolution time lapses and footage I have captured in recent years.

A 533MP Panorama video from Twin Peaks in San Fransisco, CA. It would take over 20 8k televisions lined up in a grid to view this photo pixel for pixel.

My dad gave me the idea to fly straight up looking at one of the 200ft sequoias for this video. I can definitely tell I have gotten better at the manual flight and camera controls. also the automated orbit for sure helps.

Just some more drone footage this time from my brand new Mavic Air 2 that just arrived in the mail today all the way from China in less than 3 days.

I also really love the air sense technology really helped me worry less about the nearby air traffic of a manned helicopter and allowed me to be a safer and better solo pilot in all honesty. it puts manned aircrafts on the map in the app so you know their direction and how close they are so you can react in time to get out of their way. obviously the helicopter should have been far above how high I was flying anyways but never hurts to take extra persuasions as a hobbiest/ recreational flyer.

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My dad pulled out my grandfather’s slide projector. I never met him in person but I always hear nothing but great things about him. He must have been a rather great man to his family and friends. I recorded my dad talking about this slide projector and how his dad used to use it to train boyscouts. Super cool item that still runs great!

We had a several month family project to turn my grandfather millers map collection into a bound book. After spending a lot of money to get this made we finally have two finished books. They look wonderful.

In this quick video I go over my approach to a Photography Logo for my photos.
TL;DR: I just used photo logo because I saw their ad!

In this Blaine Miller Photography video, we explore focus stacking and what it can do for your photos.

Shout out to Austin Buck for the incredible assistance in bringing this channel to life.

Hello everyone, In this video I go over my final solution to easily develop Astrophotography images from raw images sourced from a telescope. I go over 3 basic steps in one simple paid application to achieve great results with minimal effort. It makes use of a software called Astro Pixel Processor to combine the black and white channel images to a single color astrophotography image.

Stay tuned for an upcoming video on how to photography microscopic images.

link to image archive of telescope trial images:
https://www.spacetelescope.org/projects/fits_liberator/datasets_archives/


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Welcome back to another Blaine Miller Photography Video this time going over all the details on how to capture stunning astrophotography using a rented telescope with the website iTelescope.net from the comforts of your own home. As mentioned the website I used to determine what telescope to shoot from is found here: https://telescopius.com

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Filmed on Canon RP in 4k with a EF L Series F/4 17-40MM lens with some Continuous Video Lights from B&H Photo Video and screen recorded and edited with Quicktime and Final Cut Pro X