Jetstream200
Tenerife milky way nightscape #1
This milky way shot was made in the Teide National Park (Parque nacional del Teide) near Mirador San José.
It's a stack made out of 8 single exposures to reduce the noise.
Planning:
For planning my excursion I've used the PhotoPills App.
Gear:
- FUJIFILM X-T1
- FUJINON XF 14mm F2.8 R
- Tripod
- Remote control
Shot:
- 8x single exposures
- f/4
- ISO 6400
- 14mm
- 30s
- RAW
- Using the built in intervalometer
Postprocess:
1) Lightroom
- Import to Lightroom
- Correct vignetting
- Export as 16 Bit TIFF (ProPhoto RGB)
2) Affinity Photo
- Import as Live Stack to AF (use the non perspective option).
- Used the median filter to stack images
- Align all sky layers **
- Add again all layers stack the foreground, and align it with the sky layer
- Applied some global an local filters to the sky layer (sharpening, contrast, tone curve, exposure, ...)
- Export as Tiff (RGB )
3)
- Restore original EXIF data (exif tool)
- Import to LR
- Again some global and local adjustments
** More about stacking
Since the auto alignment failed, I needed to fallback to manual alignment of the single exposures.
For that I used a workflow that Ian Norman described here www.lonelyspeck.com/milky-way-exposure-stacking-with-manu... and adapted it for Affinity Photo.
Tenerife milky way nightscape #1
This milky way shot was made in the Teide National Park (Parque nacional del Teide) near Mirador San José.
It's a stack made out of 8 single exposures to reduce the noise.
Planning:
For planning my excursion I've used the PhotoPills App.
Gear:
- FUJIFILM X-T1
- FUJINON XF 14mm F2.8 R
- Tripod
- Remote control
Shot:
- 8x single exposures
- f/4
- ISO 6400
- 14mm
- 30s
- RAW
- Using the built in intervalometer
Postprocess:
1) Lightroom
- Import to Lightroom
- Correct vignetting
- Export as 16 Bit TIFF (ProPhoto RGB)
2) Affinity Photo
- Import as Live Stack to AF (use the non perspective option).
- Used the median filter to stack images
- Align all sky layers **
- Add again all layers stack the foreground, and align it with the sky layer
- Applied some global an local filters to the sky layer (sharpening, contrast, tone curve, exposure, ...)
- Export as Tiff (RGB )
3)
- Restore original EXIF data (exif tool)
- Import to LR
- Again some global and local adjustments
** More about stacking
Since the auto alignment failed, I needed to fallback to manual alignment of the single exposures.
For that I used a workflow that Ian Norman described here www.lonelyspeck.com/milky-way-exposure-stacking-with-manu... and adapted it for Affinity Photo.