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Kommando posted:These were taken last night from Stafford, QLD, Aus. My front deck. This is rad. I went stargazing with the Austin Astronomical Society this weekend, which was a lot of fun. The brightest illumination along the horizon (toward the left) is from the city of Llano, about 15-20 miles away. 
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These are only pseudo long exposure, but seeing as they are similar to those in this thread I figure they belong. Full set: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10153370879812746.1073741849.554122745&type=1&l=5c825652df All the night time ones are Fuji X100, F/2, ISO 3200, and either 1/15 or 1/30 We are having CRAZY weather here in Reykjavik.     
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I like these two a lot, but they'd be way easier to view if you posted each one on a separate line and didn't thumbnail them. Wafflecopper fucked around with this message at 15:43 on Dec 20, 2015 |
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First real attempt at capturing some lightning.
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Some stuff from the last few months:
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Joining in with some lightning: Lightning by Finch, on Flickr
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Isn't there a way to trigger the camera with the sudden light change via triggertrap etc.?
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KinkyJohn posted:Isn't there a way to trigger the camera with the sudden light change via triggertrap etc.? There are lightning triggers available. I bought one after I took that shot using the trial-and-error method but I haven't had a chance to test it out yet.
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Not very long exposures, but seasonably appropriate. 20151224-DSC_0007 by revbleech, on Flickr  20151225-DSC_0025 by revbleech, on Flickr
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Orion, Taurus and Pleiades from a southern hemisphere sky. (Cloud cover  )
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I got a 50mm lens the other day. Got to test it on some night shoots and try to improve my plane shooting game (I live underneath the PHL approach path). IMG_1370 by Peter Crain, on Flickr IMG_1369 by Peter Crain, on Flickr
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Drop the iso and open the aperture.
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Dudeabides posted:
Looks like some camera shake, probably from when you hit the button. Even with a tripod it's easy to do. You can avoid this by using a short delay.
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Mrenda posted:
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Go straighten up the picture on the wall and reshoot. 
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xzzy posted:Go straighten up the picture on the wall and reshoot. its her ex-boyfriend's house. he wont let her in.
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Does anyone have advice for photographing constellations? Whenever I photograph starfields, the bright stars don't stand out as much as they do to the naked eye. For example, here's Orion. Is there any photography technique that emphasizes the bright stars more? This is 30 seconds at f/4.5 at ISO-3200. I don't have a tracking mount. However, I do rather like how these two turned out (although I can't seem to make a panorama without distorting Orion):  
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DorianGravy posted:Does anyone have advice for photographing constellations? Whenever I photograph starfields, the bright stars don't stand out as much as they do to the naked eye. For exachrome-extension://bogegdelcjhoaakaepmoglademmhiboo/images/quick-reply-close.gifmple, here's Orion. Is there any photography technique that emphasizes the bright stars more? This is 30 seconds at f/4.5 at ISO-3200. I don't have a tracking mount. Perhaps this tutorial or some of the other tips on this page can help. http://www.lonelyspeck.com/photographing-and-processing-the-constellation-orion-astrophotography-image-stacking-and-lrgb-processing/ It's almost Milky Way season!  DSC01515.jpg by Justin Coe, on Flick, on FlickrDr. Kayak Paddle fucked around with this message at 11:44 on Feb 6, 2016 |
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Finally got a chance to take my new equipment out, if only just outside my apartment. Moon Sky by Trevor Zuliani, on Flickr
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I really like this one, excellent job on the complimentary colors.
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Night photography. I took the medium format out for a spin too, we'll see what the results of that are in about a week. Parkovyi Bridge by Iain Compton, on Flickr  Kiev River Port by Iain Compton, on Flickr  Parkovyi Bridge by Iain Compton, on Flickr Edit: fixed the photo that wasn't straight. Helen Highwater fucked around with this message at 23:46 on Mar 8, 2016 |
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Used PhotoPills to try and plan a milky way shot while I'm at my parents place that's near a (ugly as hell, rock filled) beach. Today at 4am in the 1c/32f weather was apparently the best opportunity and the BBC told me the skies would be beautifully clear. And they were! Until I got down there and there was just massive cloud cover in the only direction I needed. Sadly didn't shift, but I don't think the MW would've been particularly visible anyway so I just dealt with what I was given. First proper attempt at doing the night, so more of a learning experience than anything and hopefully some better luck next time (also hopefully with a real tripod and not my little gorilla pod!)
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Helen Highwater posted:Night photography. I took the medium format out for a spin too, we'll see what the results of that are in about a week. everything is crooked
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 Copenhagen First long exposure with my D800; quite pleased!
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DirtyFalcon posted:Perhaps this tutorial or some of the other tips on this page can help. Hey, thanks for sharing this. And, DirtyFalcon posted:It's almost Milky Way season! Ric posted:
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