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An hour's exposure in the darkness of Cedar Creek. I am not sure what the orange-coloured horizontal band is, but there is basically no light around here.
65 minutes of Star Trails + three Perseids. 164 images stacked in StarStax, processed in PIPP, Pixinsight & Faststone. Each exposure 20 sec & ISO 3200. 6D + 14mm f2.8 lens. Neolithic stone circle Rollright Stones in foreground.
Katashina, Gunma
Nikon D800 15mm F2.8 ISO3200 30sec (110 shots composite)
Sigma 15mm F2.8 EX DG DIAGONAL FISHEYE
LEE SOFT No.3
Startrails in Louannec, Brittany, Fance.
Shot in a small City, nice clear night.
Sternenspuren in Louannec, Bretagne, Frankreich,
Fotografiert in einer kleinen Stadt, Wohngebiet, Schone klare Nacht.
Settings:
80 Shots at ISO 2500, 10mm, F4,5 30Sek
Second attempt at star trails
Canon EOS 1100D (T3)
Rokinon 14mm f/2.8
63 images at 14mm, f/5.6, ISO 1600, 30" each
Edited in Lightroom, Merged in StarStax
My 2nd try shooting stars and 1st serious attempt of milky way..it was fun shooting till 2 dogs barking at me like the want to jump on me anytime lol
Anyway, i will try again since this is quite a crappy shot but atleast i post a picture from recent outing. Also, i want to confess, i was busy admiring pictures in 500px.com you guys should take a look..the pictures they have overthere are awesomely fantastic!
This photo is made out of 802 pictures that I took for the timelapse video I made earlier this autumn
www.youtube.com/watch?v=H98CwimHRFk (www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=508442732518069)
this is how far the stars travel in 7 hours.
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I took 50 light frames and 3 dark frames on the early morning of April 10, 2018 and made this picture using Startrail, Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC.
Long exposure stack of the night sky over the forest.
Day 28 of my 365 day photo challenge. Taken August 3, 2014.
Startrails over Crummock Water, English Lake District
www.lakelandphotographs.co.uk/
Thanks to Andy Moore for his help on my first go at this sort of thing.
92 stacked images at 24mm, f/2.8, 25 seconds, ISO 1600
Oia / Ia.
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Been sitting up on an old fortress` wall for 5 hours to capture the sunset and stars. It was impossible to leave for a second, because there were lots of people, who would have taken my premium place immediately. OMG, good to have a strong bladder :-)
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Some technical details:
NIKON D800E + NIKKOR 16-35, f/4.
174 exposures, each with f/7.1, 30 seconds, ISO800.
stacked with startrails.de software, final tuning with Lightroom4.
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Please darken your room, lay back and enjoy this picture in the LIGHTBOX . . . . . . . . . . . . looks muuuch better. PROMISE !
A star trail from last Friday evening. There were some storms out to sea and I went to get some photos of them, but by the time i arrived they were only visible on the horizon. So instead i changed my plans and started taking some startrails instead.
Canon EOS60D, f/5, ISO800, 15mm for 30s exposure, 115 shots combined in Starstax, noise reduced using Noise Ninja.
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During my last trip to California I decided I wanted to shoot a startrail in the ghost town of Rhyolite. It's a fascinating place in the night. Odd noises and even the slightest breeze is errierly loud.
I arrived at the site quite awhile after sundown so framing my shot and selecting focus was quite a chore. Once the camera was working I laid back in my car for two hours just enjoying a break from the days blazing temperatures. Sometime after the second hour I decided to check the camera to make sure it was still clicking away. I almost decided to pack it in but figured I'd give it another half hour of shots and went back to the comfort of the car seat. What was supposed to be a half hour turned into all nigth when I fell fast asleep. I was finally awoken by the light of dawn. I wish I would have known I was going to fall asleep. I would have saved the money on the hotel room for the night. But I guess I can say I slept the night in a ghost town!
Hope you all enjoy!
Secondo tentativo di catturare la scia delle stelle. Come elementointegrativo ho scelto la mia bella città, Potenza, purtroppo ben illuminata.
In Basilicata, nonostante sia tra gli ultimi posti in Italia da cui si riesce ancora a godere di un cielo stellato decente, non ci sono norme che limitino l'inquinamento luminoso.