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Hey Mitch!
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Pm broke?
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f2.8 is the wrong aperture for this type of shot. Try it with F8-F11 and adjust your shutter speed accordingly.
I'm not sure on Nikon, but you probably can't do anything longer than a 30 sec exposure without a release cable.
TableFun
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I have a cable release. Set it to bulb. Count to 30 or so.
The bigger the F stop, the smaller the aperture right? (I havent actually used my DSLR in M mode prolly in over a year) Astrophotography and Astronomy in general is best done with essentially turning your camera or telescope into a "light bucket". I rechecked, 2.8 is the reccomended aperture for astrophotography, my current lense lets me go to 3.5.
I locked the cable release and then went inside to do some reading last night for about 30-40 min. I had to clean up the noise so the trees weren't red using infranviewer so it's not very polished. Lightroom is downloading.
Living in Vegas and Milwaukee, I really missed having dark skies like this.
Like I said, not super polished. Also the first time I've tried taking pics of stars.
The bigger the F stop, the smaller the aperture right? (I havent actually used my DSLR in M mode prolly in over a year) Astrophotography and Astronomy in general is best done with essentially turning your camera or telescope into a "light bucket". I rechecked, 2.8 is the reccomended aperture for astrophotography, my current lense lets me go to 3.5.
I locked the cable release and then went inside to do some reading last night for about 30-40 min. I had to clean up the noise so the trees weren't red using infranviewer so it's not very polished. Lightroom is downloading.
Living in Vegas and Milwaukee, I really missed having dark skies like this.
Like I said, not super polished. Also the first time I've tried taking pics of stars.
