January 2019 lunar eclipse time lapse. Entire event from start to moonset. 4K resolution.

Photographed from Gierczyn, Poland.
Nikon D810A + Takahashi Epsilon 130D (430 mm, f/3.3). Tracked on an iOptron CEM25P mount.
1000 frames, 16 seconds interval, variable exposure time between 1/2500 and 6 seconds.

At 00:15, you can see the meteorite impact in the south-western portion of the Moon.

[PeteC]

Fantastic! I love the way the stars appear when the moon becomes dim enough to allow a long enough exposure for the stars to show. You debunked the "you should be able to see the stars in photos taken on the moon" claim without even trying!

[cloudysensation]

Stunning video, thank you for sharing this free of cost ❤️

[WadesUnderworld]

Awesome video. AI K recommended this video. I’ve shared your video on twitter and subbed.👍

[LongPolipop]

So the earth changed direction after held still for awhile?

[MartiganzYT]

who else here is from daily dose of internet?

[izanagigod]

My first ever Total Lunar Eclipse! What a throwback 😮

[pedro.jgcf]

How did you change the exposure time and ISO smoothly? Did you schedule which settings you had to use in a certain phase of the eclipse or you just did it by eye?

[VenomB]

Why it turns red when covered with shadow?

[GETH]

This is excellent! How much real time does 1 second of the video represent? I estimate 1 second = 8 min 5 seconds -- is this about right? I'm aiming to use this video with a class to repeat Aristarchus' lunar eclipse method for measuring the distance to the Moon: any further information would be appreciated :)

[Decopunk]

The blood moon rises once again... Please be careful, Link

[kyzercube]

Wow he even caught the lunar impact @ 0:15 . Blink and you'll miss it. Only thing that I find as a con is that he time lapsed it too fast.

[hughjaynus]

Can someone explain why the shadow begins at the left moving to the right and then seems to completely change direction coming down from the top at the end?

[ETM]

Bartosz, this is absolutely stunning. May I share/mirror this?

[amioproXD]

the earth covers the moon in the lunar eclipse =o

[juneboy]

Imagine people freaking out to see a red moon what makes it confusing is October's full moon is called blood moon it is called blood moon because of colour of red leaves that remind people of colour of blood

[aludred]

Then y is the shadow coming from the side? CRITICAL THINKER?

To the author:
Was this filmed in South Korea or California?

Cuz that's the only 2 logical places this orientation matches... fmi please, I need a shot from Poland to line up with everyone else's footage. Nevemind, its super accurate, i had the wrong eclipse. You're good.

For the heckler:
Its still not the earth's shadow. Still not coming from the ball you say you live on. You'd know, bc ur standing on it, when the shadow appears... from above? Or the side?? Make it make sense...

[matthewjohngrabow]

Boo! It's the moon filmed spectacularly during a lunar eclipse! (I'm mocking the "Thumbs Down).

[hanniffydinn]

When you need 8K resolution! 🤯🤯🤯🤡🤡🤡🌍🌍🌍