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As I'm moving house in about a month this may be the last trail I take from the South West London home I've lived in for the past 11 years. My new garden is 3 times the size so less of a problem with houses and trees but I'll miss this one nonetheless.
1 hour 10 minutes total exposure with Samyang 8mm fish-eye lens. Canon EOS Rebel T3i
During a clear night, with a dear friend of mine, I finally managed to rotate the celestial vault...
Durante una notte serena, con un mio caro amico, sono finalmente riuscito a far ruotare la volta celese...
Par une nuit claire, avec un cher ami, j'ai finalement réussi à faire pivoter la voûte céleste ...
Star Trail created from a timelapse during a recent visit to Devon. 500+ images used to create this effect. photos taken on the Sony a7iii with sigma 14mm art lens. 20sec expos @ iso 1600. edit done in photoshop with astro panel 5 plugin
Double Arch, Arches National Park. My Flickr friend Don Cook and I went out to do the night sky through Double Arch but we spent so much time uh trying to get the light painting down that I used up my hour I had planned to do a startrail. So I went back a couple of nights later. The sky had some light clouds passing through, accounting for the distortion particularly on the planet at the far left. All in all, it was still a lovely evening.
Techie stuff: Canon 5D Mark III, 14mm F2.8L, ISO 6400, 30 sec at F2.8 x 130 exposures stacked.
Centro de Comunicaciones del Espacio Profundo de Madrid – INTA-NASA.
Madrid Deep Space Communications Complex
Startrails de 106 tomas de 25 segundos
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My attempts to portray the first stars were in my visit to the mountains last Acacus "the deserts of Libya"
A composite of images stacked to create star trails descending over Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier in Banff National Park, Alberta, August 29, 2016. The Milky Way forms the bright band and the bright star at top is Altair.
The sky comes from about 100 frames stacked with a Lighten mode blend to create the star trails, while the ground comes from a stack of 8 images averaged to smooth noise. A master dark frame was applied to reduce discoloration. Each exposure was 10 seconds at f/1.6 with the Sigma 20mm lens and Nikon D750 at ISO 6400. The frames were shot as part of a 300-frame time-lapse sequence.
Stacking was with the Advanced Stacker Plus actions from StarCircleAcademy using the Streaks effect which automatically blends lower layers at decreasing opacity to produce the tapering effect. See my Star Trail tutorial at www.amazingsky.com/free-tutorials.html for how to do star trail effects.
Few minute drive outside the city and you have stars.
Tonight was a half moon so i got some light on the forground.
My longest startrail shot so far.
130 30 sec shots. Next i will go to 250 :)
Hope you like it!
Primera prueba de un nuevo proyecto personal.
Startrail en el centro de Madrid, 98 imágenes apiladas manualmente en photoshop para las trazas, dos exposiciones de base una para la ciudad y otra para las altas luces.
Ha sido realmente complicado , tanto en el sitio, buscando encuadre, deduciendo donde saldría la polar, que farolas podrían producir destellos y reflejos y en el ordenador para conseguir minimizar los destellos de las farolas, coches, comercios etc y conseguir sacarle algo de brillo a las estrellas.
Sony a6000 y Samyang 12 mm f2.0
Trazas:
iso 100
f5.6
30 segundos
Ciudad:
iso 100
f8
30 segundos
Altas luces:
iso 100
f8
4 segundos