thanks
i used f2.8 which is the lowest my lens goes. i will have a play around with a few things to see if i can do better next time. lots to learn in nightscape imaging, but this shot was an afterthought when i saw how beautiful the milky way was at 3:00 am.
what really surprised me is that even though i was shooting at 2.8 and i usually shoot at 4 with my scope, it was extremely difficult to find a star in the live view to improve my focus.
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Originally Posted by rustigsmed
nice one Aidan,
what was the f stop at? if you step it down it will help out with image quality. obviously there is a trade off with wide open aperture to get a signal when the camera is on a tripod (avoiding trailing) and not tracking. as you are tracking you can step it down with less of a worry and add more exposure time.
still -its a great pic especially from a single sub!
Russ
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