A piece of wide-angle sky

[IanP]

A piece of wide-angle sky, captured with 60Da & 30mm on Polarie.

[lazjen (Chris)]

Nice. How long were your exposures?

[blink138 (Pat)]

nice from suburbia ian!?
pat

[IanP]

Originally Posted by lazjen

Nice. How long were your exposures?

60x60s @ Iso400

[IanP]

Originally Posted by blink138

nice from suburbia ian!?
pat

Yes, from Churchlands ...

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

Lovely. Who needs a telescope?

[gregbradley]

Superb Ian and fabulously processed. Very rich and deep.

Greg.

[IanP]

Originally Posted by Placidus

Lovely. Who needs a telescope?

Thanks Mike & Trish,
These single-axis tracking devices (eg. Polarie) are really very handy, but nothing can replace a properly setup telescope mount.

[IanP]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Superb Ian and fabulously processed. Very rich and deep.
Greg.

Thanks Greg,
I always appreciate your comments …

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Looks good Ian...can see the Aussie Crown on the left there too

Mike

[rustigsmed (Russell)]

very very nice Ian, not over toasted pretty much perfect brightness and saturation.

cheers

russ

[Regulus (Trevor)]

I like that Ian. Simple and effective. Nice composition too.

Trev

[IanP]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Looks good Ian...can see the Aussie Crown on the left there too
Mike

Thanks Mike, yeah, Aussie Crown is there too

[IanP]

Originally Posted by rustigsmed

very very nice Ian, not over toasted pretty much perfect brightness and saturation.
cheers
russ

Thanks Russ, I think I'd used to over-toast more than I do now, means, I've joined the "restrained&moderate" club

[IanP]

Originally Posted by Regulus

I like that Ian. Simple and effective. Nice composition too.
Trev

Thanks Trev
30mm lens was just right for the job ...

[RickS (Rick)]

Very nice, Ian. You got the Galactic Kiwi too