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There are photographers out there that use every method known to man.
If you use a fairly wide angle lens, say 28 to 50mm, and an ISO of
around 1600 in the winter, and 400-800 in summer, and the longest exposures you can manage without star trailing, stacking will get you some great results. Show us some when you get them.
One tip, if you weren't aware of it , the nearer to the celestial poles your target area is, the longer the exposures you can manage without star trailing.
raymo
Last edited by raymo; 21-10-2014 at 12:11 AM.
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