Sternzeit by Blitzz-Licht

Photography • Space • posted on Apr 13, 2015

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Comments (5)

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giulband

1:00PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

Fabulous fascinating scene !!!!!!!

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ironsoul

1:00PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

Fascinating, how did you capture that?

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prutzworks

2:42PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

I have the same question impressive image btw

prutzworks

3:39AM | Tue, 14 April 2015

thanks for tut below

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Blitzz-Licht

2:53AM | Tue, 14 April 2015

*Martin + Ironsoul Ok First you need( of course a clear night sky).Then a camera (if possible wide-angle here 11 mm) objective with the highest possible open aperture (In This Case Aperture 2.8) . A High Iso here 3.200 (with my Nikon D90) Shutter speed here i think 25 sek (not more than 30 seconds) if longer you becom starrails. The Place was on the top of a hill. The light on the horizont what you see here is the light of a village a few kilometres away from this place. Normally it´s better if you dont have lights of villages or cities in the near for Starphotography. But here was good for contrasts for the mast in foreground. In my RAW-Converter i only changed for more contrast and reduces the saturation a bit of the yellow village-lights. But last not least i forgot I took 3 Photgraphys (of course with the same configuration) and stitched it with panorama-software to become more Sky. Thats it. You can take this settings also for Photografy of the Milkyway (very popular these days). Theres a few Tutorials about that. Greetings Blitzz-Licht

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