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Originally Posted by iceman
Thanks guys!
Certainly is possible, Mike. I had even planned it, using Sky Safari Pro and the compass to see if the Milky Way would rise behind those trees, and it did 
It's tracked on the Polarie for the sky, and an untracked shot for the foreground. Both 30s.
Wish you were here, Mike. Chris couldn't make it either but Guy and I are giving Fred heaps  |
He he...ah Freddo, gotta love...or hate...him
No, what I meant was, how can the Milky Way look as bright down on the horizon as it does further up, that is not real...is it? The atmospheric extinction down that low is very heavy...?
Mike