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Thanks, yes it can be very niceI like the way a sliver or more of moon can light the foreground and still keep things dark enough to see the Milky Way. Nice image!
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Thanks, yes it can be very niceI like the way a sliver or more of moon can light the foreground and still keep things dark enough to see the Milky Way. Nice image!
Thanks.. it is a stacked photo….in fact my first time stacking… shot with Nikon D750 and Nikon 20mm 1.8G lens…8 photos stacked ..Absolutely outstanding capture. Single exposure, stacked, blended? Very nicely done. Makes me want to get back out.
Great first effort with a new body, looking forward to more from that rig.First time I took the Sony out at night and the first time shooting night sky with 24mm f/1.4 GM
I'll need to get it figured out but you gotta start somewhere. . . last night 3 AM
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Nice, on my bucket list to capture.Please feel free to add your milky way shots in this thread if you would like.
A few recent night shots I managed to get here in Central Washington. I have begun experimenting with low level lighting using an LED panel. I have yet to master it but it is fun trying to learn and the coyotes don't seem to mind.
The first 2 were taken with Nikon D850, Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 in the Basalt formations of Columbia Basin in Central Washington and the vertical shot was a D850, Tamron 14-24mm f/2.8 taken a few hundred feet outside our door, the sky was so detailed to naked eyes I had to grab a shot.
All were stacked using SLS to reduce noise and a quick resize in PS 2020 to post here.
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