Listen to Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin discussing the best aperture and shutter speed to use for their iconic earthrise photos.
A photographer who was “rummaging” through the NASA archives stumbled across an amazing earthrise timelapse taken by the crew of Apollo 11 and then dubbed the audio of Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins discussing the camera settings.
Collins warns the crew that they don’t want to miss the first Earthrise but then says that there will be plenty of Earthrises while on the Moon for them to capture.reader and photographer Joav Kohn whose wealth of experience making timelapses drew him to the photos. “I knew if I could hear the astronauts talking about that moment it would be way more compelling than the timelapse alone, so, the hunt for the audio was on,” explains Kohn., and I was able to dig through the archives and eventually find the mp3 files of the original mission audio.”
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