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13.1 MEGAPIXEL

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Arcuentu sent on June 15, 2015 (23:12) by Riddle85. 2 comments, 217 views.

at 28mm, 20 sec f/5.6, ISO 200, tripod.

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Ezio Falco

sent on June 30, 2015 (12:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Quite an achievement! I have to try it too, sooner or later! Maybe, but my theory is, you just turn up the ISO or increase openness and reduce in proportion to the exposure time if known stars have an oval shape, due to their displacement in the 20 seconds (which should be chosen in relation to equivalent length of the lens). Hello. Ezio

Riddle85

sent on July 09, 2015 (0:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Ezio !!
Oh yes maybe you could pick up some more with the ISO, but it was the first time and I was afraid that the noise would destroy everything.
I did other tests later with the Milky Way, something came out, but with ISO 1600 the noise itself is already very evident in pp and eliminating all becomes very soft. Perhaps with a brighter lens they would get better results. I tried with the helios but 58mm are too many :-(
There is still to learn !! ;-) Let's see if in a few days with the new moon can do some other proof!

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