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The Night Lost in the Mountains View gallery (16 photos)

Fantastic Universe sent on June 10, 2014 (21:25) by Leonardo670sv. 3 comments, 892 views.

, Posa B f/1.8, ISO 400, tripod.

Altra nottata sotto le stelle, altro passaggio della via lattea sopra le nostre teste! Questo scatto è stato fatto al parco dell'Orecchiella, ed è frutto di una doppia esposizione: i dati qui sopra sono riferiti al primo piano, con un tempo di posa di circa 4 minuti e mezzo; per il cielo ho cambiato obiettivo e montato il Nikon AF-S 50 f/1.8G, per poter riprendere la parte più bella della via lattea in maniera più dettagliata; i parametri per il cielo sono 108 secondi, f/1.8, ISO400. Per il cielo ho usato anche un inseguitore stellare (iOptron Skytracker).

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16 persons like it: Alessandroboph, Andrea Zannella, Carlo Bassi, Claudio Santoro, Cosiminodegenerali, DaviCava, Elias Piccioni, Larissa71, M3ndoza, Marcoc, Nun Zio, Paolodome, Raffaele.nardi, Stefano M., Wild Bergas Photo, Zuniga Lorenzo Norberto

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Carlo Bassi

sent on June 10, 2014 (23:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very nice, congratulations.
Charles.

Campi

sent on June 11, 2014 (16:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful, but 'in my eye and' a little '"overflowing." The sky and 'too heavy, almost stained. Since 'I'm interested in these shots, I wonder if you feel that 108 sec at ISO 400 star tracker and give you a real advantage compared to 30 sec at 1000 ISO. Hello, Mark.

Leonardo670sv

sent on June 11, 2014 (19:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello, in the meantime thank you both!
Mark, I think yes, there is an advantage and it shows. Then I got to do 108 sec with an imprecise pointing, pointing with a more specific you can push even 4 minutes quietly! I rather like it very much because being the first shot to the milky way I did with the 50 I was able to see many details that with the 14mm thick recuperavo not and / or could not take it! I hope I have clarified everything!

Greetings, Leonardo

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