Prior to our ESO Ultra HD Expedition to Chile I am testing my gear with some new XTPower powerbanks, including usage with my autonomous GBTimelapse Rig, for powering it’s Emotimo as well as a Canon 6D. During such a test, a wonderful transition time-lapse … Continue reading
Dear all, I am very excited to be part of the very awesome team for the 2014 ESO Ultra HD expedition to Chile! This expedition will have a global media impact and is a really exciting opportunity for ESO, together with external technology … Continue reading
The new MacPro in a Timelapse processing: A number-chrunching comparison off the mainstream on larger scale time-lapse processing with the new Mac Powerhouse 6-core 2014 Mac Pro vs iMac 27″ vs MacBook Pro 15″ vs Retina MacBook Pro 13″ TIME IS … Continue reading
Apple Motion has a UI drawback that is a pain once you work with many sequences a day to render. Given the time the software is on the market, it surprises that this has not been fixed yet. While working … Continue reading
Astromaster 2013 was a huge success and so much fun. In cooperation with AstroLaPalma we will continue this great international event. The next AstroMaster workshop will happen May 20-27, 2014 again on La Palma, Canary Islands – the stargazers and … Continue reading
dear all, to get back in shape after all the xmas cookie madness, I started a project called SLED astrophotography. basically: a sled, a tripod, a camera, hot tea, warm gear and a hike on one of the many sled … Continue reading
May I say, that I am really very stoked about my first APOD image – enjoy! NASA’s APOD is running since 1995, and said to be World’s largest Astronomy Webpage. My TWAN colleagues score (as of Jan 15th, 2014) for 184 APODs. … Continue reading
Dear all, I wish you a happy new year 2014! May all your wishes come true! Happy New Year 2014 from Christoph Malin on Vimeo. Wonderful Donauwalzer excerpt by Wiener Hofburg Orchester, hofburgorchester.at Johann Strauß – „An der schönen blauen Donau“ … Continue reading
Dear all, I recently learned that I have quite a followership in the Country of the rising sun. Also a couple of weeks ago Japanese National Broadcasting contacted my for a clip of my Innsbruck … Continue reading
What a pity that comet ISON disintegrated during his journey around the Sun. But we have comet LOVEJOY now (if we can see it – trough the clouds). However, after a crazy one and a half weeks being part of … Continue reading
