Milky Way, Eta Carina and LMC

[rogerg]

Hi all,

Here's a nice shot from the weekend. The JPG has come up a little darker than intended but still probably OK.

Fuji X-E2, 18 x 30 seconds @ 6400ISO

DSS stacking after export from Lightroom, DBE in PI and photoshop processing. The Fuji picks up a lot more colour than the Canon 6D I'm finding.

Larger: http://astrophotography.com.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/LMC-and-Milky-Way-with-Eta-Carina-Fuji-X-E2-6400ISO-30s.jpg

Regards,
Roger.

[strongmanmike]

Nice Roger :thumbsup: looks good (better?) in portrait too.

Mike

[tilbrook@rbe.ne]

That's a good Roger!:thumbsup:

Colours are great.

Cheers,

Justin.

[rogerg]

Wow, so rare someonesays "colours are great" to me .. ;) I'm honoured :)



Yeah interest, I didn't think about rotating it, but you're right it looks good portrait too :) not sure which is best :shrug:

[Leonardo70]

Very nice

All the best,
Leo

[skysurfer]

Very nice, but you have to flip it. It is a mirror image.

[Camelopardalis]

Nice one Roger :thumbsup: I'm finding more colour in my shots too, compared with my Canon.

[gregbradley]

Very nice Roger. Which lens did you use? The 18-55 at 18mm?

Greg.

[rogerg]

Thanks :)



Bah - northern hemisphere perspective? :)



Thanks :) I've bought a T-ring now, when it arrives (couple of weeks) I'll be interested to try some long exposures through my refractor to get a good comparison to my Canon on deeps sky objects and how colour behaves.



Thanks:) 27mm f/2.8 Pancake. Currently the only Fuji lens I own. No noticable degredation in the corners, I'm quite impressed.