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Originally Posted by naskies
Nice work, Roger - I'm very jealous of your new "remote" set up  I'm a big fan of this galaxy too.
What altitude were your blue exposures shot at? I know that some people shoot correspondingly longer B exposures to account for attenuation, while others will wait for the object to rise to a higher altitude (i.e. shoot a sequence such as R R G G B B B B G G R R during the night to maximise the altitude of B subs, if that makes sense). |
Thanks Dave. That's an interesting idea shooting at different altitudes! These were all taken at about the same altitude as it happens. I typically started an hour or two before it crossed the meridian and finished an hour or two after it crossed the meridian.
PS. The challenge with such a setup is using it to it's full potential and not feeling like the wonderful resource is being wasted.