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Originally Posted by RickS
Very clever, Greg. A great image!
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Thank you very much Rick
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Originally Posted by skysurfer
Really amazing !!!
What panorama software did you use ?
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Thank you very much
PTGui Pro for this.
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Originally Posted by multiweb
Terrific shot.  How many panels did you require to get the whole sky and what method of distortion did you use to make the milkyway linear? Did you shoot from horizon to horizon moving up on a S/N line? |
Thank you so much Marc
With the 14mm on the full frame camera I could probably do this in just two shots if I wanted to ( It has about a 120 degree field of view) but I did 10 to make sure I had a heap of overlap. Yes I just started at the southern horizon and worked up until I was shooting straight overhead and then I spun the tripod around and came back down to the northern horizon. All you need to do then is flip those last images.
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Yeh great shotGreg, has a real chance in the astronomy photographer of the Year I recon 
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Originally Posted by marco
Very particular and charming image, agree with Mike on the APOY, I would vote this one hands down. Fantastic composition!
Clear skies
Marco
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Thank you so much Mike and Marco
I really appreciate that coming from you guys. I adore and but can only dream of your work. I won't be entering this in the APOY for two reasons. I hate flicker and even if I put aside my grievances I think I am pretty much too late anyway.
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Wow that's a clever and unique composition and very well executed.
What are the exposure details?
Greg.
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Thank you so much Greg
I'm glad you like it. F/3.2 30 seconds. ISO 3200. I really had the sweet spot with the moon light for this.
Thank you very much Colin