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polar rotation sent on September 01, 2012 (12:41) by Masi. 2 comments, 998 views.

, Posa B f/5.6, ISO 800, tripod.

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4 persons like it: Dom95, Sanja, Skender Buci, Stefano Palmieri

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Stefano Palmieri

sent on September 01, 2012 (12:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Masi great, great! The nevuloe and Perseide above are the icing on the cake:-P

user4780

sent on September 04, 2012 (23:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello, I tell you what I think ... you've done well has decentralize the center of rotation (pole star) ... and try to regain some element in the foreground as the tree ... but, in my view, you should lower the frame so as to resume the base of the stem and a segment of turf ... because it seems spilling out of nowhere ...!
Next time try also to illuminate the object that you want to take in the foreground ... so pull out colors and details!
But the thing that bothers most is the excessive light pollution present and the grayish color of the sky!
Know the difficulty to escape from pollution ... but you will see that in the absence of it will find best results ... while as regards the color of the sky ... test in ACR to change the WB ... thus returning the giusta color to it!

Hello, Daniel!

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