Antares and the Centre of the MW

[IanP]

Here is a wide shot of the centre of the MilkyWay + Antares, taken on one of not many cloudless nights in Perth this winter.
Cam was 60Da sitting on Polarie, lens was 30mm@F3.5 and Iso was just 200 for all 27 frames 5min each.
And here is link for higher res …
http://westcoastpics23.blogspot.com.au/?view=magazine (http://westcoastpics23.blogspot.com.au/?view=magazine)
:hi:

[h0ughy]

great looking shot - its great getting shots like this, awe inspiring and shows a whole lot of data

[blink138]

that is another great shot ian, hard to believe you are only around the corner from me and a few k's from perth....... super!
and you still do not use an lp filter?!
my 60da sensor seems to flood after about thirty seconds!
pat

[multiweb]

+1 Great shot. Beautiful colors and framing. Very vibrant. :thumbsup:

[astronobob]

Nice sharp result and a mighty grouse View :thumbsup: thats a nice looking lens, no star halos etc, A Beauty photo :thumbsup:

[RickS]

Very cool widefield shot. Love it!

[tilbrook@rbe.ne]

Good Milky Way Ian!:thumbsup:

Lovely rich colours that really show up on your high res image.

Cheers,

Justin.

[DJT]

That's a great image, vibrant indeed. :thumbsup:

[IanP]

David :thanx:
Pat :thanx:
Marc :thanx:
Bob :thanx:
Rick :thanx:
Justin :thanx:
David(DJT) :thanx:




No, I don't use LP filter.
My place comparing to other places close to the city is pretty dark and I don't take any shots facing NE-E-SE. :screwy:
On top of the above, on most occasions I set the Iso to the lower end, in this case it was 200. It helps a lot ... :rolleyes:
:hi:

[blink138]

i did notice your low iso ian, i had not thought of doing that so i may give it another crack
pat