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Hallo zusammen
Wir waren in der Provence und eigentlich weit weg von Lichtverschmutzung. So nach einer Woche entspannen ist mir die Idee gekommen, ich könnte von der Unterkunft "Une Campagne en Provence" eine Startrailaufnahmen machen.
Der erste Versuch scheitert kläglich, da ich mit dem internen Timer aufnehmen wollte. Diesen habe ich um 21 Uhr gestartet und je 1 Sek Intervall eingegeben... So war natürlich die Karte bis 2115 Uhr voll und ich hat fast tagesaufnahmen :-( 605 Fotos aber noch ganz viel blaue Stunde.....
Hier für diese Aufnahme habe ich um 0030 gestartet und dann die Kamera durchlaufen lassen, bis der Akku leer war. Es wurden 460 Bilder verbaut um diese Startrail zu machen. Das nächste mal werde ich die externe Stromversorgung anhängen und hoffentlich so etwa 3 Std abdecken können. Hier sind es gerade mal 35min....
Die rote Leuchtspur ist natürlich von mir, bin sonst nicht so, aber hier hat sie mir noch gefallen....
Hoffe das Bild gefällt euch trotzdem....
Gruss Martin
Here is the Racton Ruins Startrails image. A few peolpe have asked to see it. I think it looks a bit messy. I'm happy with it but i think i know how to improve on this image.
A stacked image from 65, 25 sec exposures at f1.4 ISO 400.
While I was shooting star trails up north the Aurora borealis was seen! What an amazing combination!
70 minutes in a cold winter night at my Hometown in germany.
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Approximately 2 hour exposure with the Bronica S2a, 50mm Nikkor on Ilford Delta 100 Home processed in D-76 for 11.5 minutes, 30 sec agitations.
This was a tough one. It was very windy with heaps of clouds, showers and not much moon. And I left a fireside jam with 2 great mates to take it. If you look close on black you can see the Star Trails.
After a few more attempts I got the startrails I was wanting. Now I need to find a good foreground. The trees in my backyard are so boring.
Stats:
150 exposures
30 seconds
F4
Focus set to infinity
10mm
Startrails layering software
Nikon Camera Control software (automated shutter release)
Woohoo!
2nd star trail attempt, this time on a very clear moonless night.
Shooting 5d mkII with 17-35mm f/2.8L at 17mm (ultra wide angle)
57 photos merged on 'startrails' program - 30 second shutter speed each
f/3.5
ISO1600
28°F, January 3rd, 100 Photos Stacked with Star Trail Stacker, 10 sec exposure every 30 sec. F2.8, ISO 1600
- www.kevin-palmer.com - This is a stack of nearly 3 hours worth of photos from the High Park Lookout. The Quadrantid meteors mostly got lost in the startrails, although the airplane lights shine through easily.
Hi all... Just got back from a week away in wales staying near Aberaaron and had some great skies .... between the clouds ;-)
Multiple 30 second exposures aligned and stacked with a total exposure of about 2 hours
Will catch up with all your great photostreams soon ... Thanks for looking Steve
Y las nubes empezaron a ocupar el 50% de la escena, asi que la salida nocturna tomo otro planteamiento, a por otra cosa.
Taken from Oxfordshire, UK, with a Canon 1100D with standard lens.
ISO-1600 for 30 seconds, 180 images stacked using StarStax then processed in Adobe Lightroom
Mono Lake in the Eastern Sierra of California is well-known for a number of reasons: the majestic calcium carbonate tufa towers, exposed by many years of zero water conservation efforts, and the battle to save the area so important to wildlife ecosystems.
I was surprised this 55-minute startrail effort worked at all. It was SO windy and I was sure my tripod was blowing just like I was trying to stand still. Foreground light provided by a setting waxing crescent moon and some additional help from my Brinkman torch. Highway 395 in the distance. Another cool thing about this is the various colors in the star streaks - the cooler streaks are actually the hotter stars and the warmer streaks are actually cooler stars. Specs: Canon 5D Mark III, 14mm F/2.8L @ F2.8, 25 sec, ISO 1000 times 127 images stacked with Startrails.exe.
2 hr 40 mins
Canon 6D and Samyang 14mm f2.8 lens
10s ISO4000 exposures at 10s intervals
Some frames removed due to pesky cars
Star trails as seen from the back of my house. Image composed from 1,200 individual photos blended using StarStax software. Images taken from dust until dawn, 17:39 11/12/17 until 06:46 12/12/17.
Individual images taken using GoPro Hero 5 Black, Night Lapse Photo mode with 30 second shutter, Auto Interval, ISO-100, WB 5500k, GoPro Colour.
The making of is here... instagram.com/p/BcqBfhTlpvQ/