I was playing with different stacking methods in Nebulosity and got that shot I though made for an interesting image. The stacking method is called colors in motion and basically accentuated my pretty bad polar alignment tonight on the field. The result is a bit similar to the star trails when doing a static shot of the sky but in this case the tracking works while the field rotates.
Would probably be worth experimenting with on a target like the helix. Helix would still appear round (provided it was center of frame) and all the stars would be spiraling around it...
Interesting Marc.... I like it.
Actually you don't have to center your frame. The axis for the field rotation goes through the star you pick to guide on.
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Originally Posted by AlexN
makes for an interesting effect...
Would probably be worth experimenting with on a target like the helix. Helix would still appear round (provided it was center of frame) and all the stars would be spiraling around it...
Interesting Marc.... I like it.
The stacking method is called colors in motion and basically accentuated my pretty bad polar alignment tonight on the field. The result is a bit similar to the star trails when doing a static shot of the sky but in this case the tracking works while the field rotates.
