Star Trail
Posted 20/11/2013 - 15:50
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A cracking shot. Been a while since I've done some looong trail's, and nothing as good as this! I remember trying it out on the K10, bulb open and left in the yard while I worked nights, went back to it 4hrs later and couldn't work out why it wanted to take the same amount of time to show me the image! LoL!!
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Posted 20/11/2013 - 15:57
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Nice! The jaggies, are they jaggies on the original full-sized stack? Might be the method you're using to resize it to a smaller pic, try the other ways (if using photoshop that is)
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Posted 20/11/2013 - 16:01
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A most impressive shot and I agree that the gate and post adds a great dimension to the shot. Congratulations on applying the technique so well
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Posted 20/11/2013 - 16:46
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Great shot, looks like a wormhole to another place.
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Posted 20/11/2013 - 21:22
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thanks again for the comments. with ref. the software, this was done with star trails.exe after a couple of tweaks in lightroom which were syncronised to all images. i did try star trax but this was the cleanest version. with star trax you fill gaps manually whereas stratrails does it all for you, maybe with practice i could improve it with star trax, both pretty good for free software though
does give the appearance of some sort of vortex to another dimension
does give the appearance of some sort of vortex to another dimension
Posted 20/11/2013 - 23:21
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Mike-P wrote:
Really like that ... gate adds something to the picture as well.
I agree, on both counts, it's like a reference.
Really like that ... gate adds something to the picture as well.
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DA15 f4 @f5.6, iso 200,30sec, wb tungsten,continuous shooting 107 exposures using locked remote, camera sat on floor on gorilapod ,me sat in car in warm, a full moon. a few jaggies not sure how to improve, more shots same settings or a lot more at shorter shutter speed. any help appreciated
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