Since the Auto-translator has it’s limitation, the post could not be enjoyed well; could someone give us at least the brief, in English - Thanks dear @HiroyukiTakisawa , @Ivi_Ge or @kumax_aomori ?
Recently, @potaro67 visited the planetarium to make the Street View. And at the same time, he made these time-lapse videos.
He and a staff of the planetarium took a lot of time to make it but this experience became a very interesting challenge.
They hope more customers come there by the Street View and the videos.
Anyway, let’s enjoy a part of the beautiful planetarium show!
The brief makes me honestly inquisitive - Looks unique, night photography field… Thanks… I too shall explore the ‘Concept’ of Planetarium Time Lapse Photography, thanks for this nice idea to @potaro67 .
Thank you for letting us know about the exciting sight!
I have never been to a planetarium, but from what I could notice, it requires a lot of effort to capture the whole movements of the stars and planets in order to recreate for the audience.
I really like the challenge you have aimed for, potaro67!
Hi @potaro67 . Thank you for sharing this fascinating experiment. If I were you I’d continue developing the results and make a progress out of it. @TravellerG , thank you also for tagging.
Planetariums are some of my childhood favourite places. I even thought about visiting one again any time now. The sad part is that the one I want to visit is 500 km away from the city I live in but this won’t stop me. I’ve always found something highly romantic and essential in star gazing. And when the planetarium combines that with sharing space knowledge, it feels like all I ever want to gaze at and listen to forever.
おじいさん…Normal expression including both of the above meanings
オジイサン…Cynical expression including ridicule and self-derision
のような使い分けができます。All above expressions pronounce as “おじいさん”
I am not your grandfather, so it is more common to use generic expressions like “おじいさん”. However, if you want to include the meaning of “Sakura’s grandpa”, the expression “お祖父さん” will also be correct.