Had a busy night capturing at Tabulam (still sorting thru it all) but I took this when I got home to feed the dogs. I wanted to see how long the sky would hold up. This was on a camera tripod standard 300d lens, quality was on "small" and the B/W balance was set on sunny. I had it set on that in Tabulam and forgot to change it. I had hoped it may help with the Moonlight but I dont know yet really. This was 887 seconds at 100 iso and I was pleased to notice usual amp glow not prominant as usual. This shot was my last (4-00 am approx) I think I could have got longer but dawn was to close to try again.But given the moisture (lens just strated to mist as I havent got my 12volt hairdryer yet) and the Moon light I was very encouraged to think what I could do with low iso in terms of lenght of exposures.
alex
Circumpolar star trails It is Alex ! is that the Magellanic clouds in that shot ? looks like daylight shot mate ,still dark in Sydney at 4.00am just ! anyway good to see someone getting to image these days.
Circumpolar star trails It is Alex ! is that the Magellanic clouds in that shot ? looks like daylight shot mate ,still dark in Sydney at 4.00am just ! anyway good to see someone getting to image these days.
Its still dark but the morning glow is there, and if not then it would have been when the lens de misted and that would be cloud in there I guess I didnt notice it earlier. and thanks for the cheers all.
alex
and that would be cloud in there I guess I didnt notice it earlier. and thanks for the cheers all.
