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    First try: the Milky Way shots

    My second try processing the image (still behind Scott's):
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    First try: the Milky Way shots

    Hi, On Father's day, I went to a friend's nut-tree farm to celebrate the beginning of the summer. Where I stayed until late night and tried my first MW shots: Site condition: (1) it's the outskirt of the city -- in the brown zone of light pollution (Bortle scale=5) vs the red zone (BS=6~7) in...
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    Post your birds (2)

    Not even close to you guys' level, but here's my first try with D3500, 100-300mm:
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    Post your flower pics

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    Post your flower pics

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    Post your bird feeders

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    Insects with non macro lenses

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    Post your birds (2)

    @wev, Are you living in "bird paradise"! Lucky you! :)
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    ISO setting for star trails

    Hm... it was working when and after I uploaded the images. Have no idea what's going on! Do it again:
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    ISO setting for star trails

    Hi, I have a request for recommendations on iso setting for star trails photo. I started experimenting night-star photos as shown below. Next, I would like to shoot star trails at the same scene and similar time and lighting (city night sky with heavy light pollution). It will be a single...
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    Post your Moon Shots

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    How to shoot this kind of photo?

    More trials on double-exp overlay images:
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    Long exposure star trail photo and NR

    Thanks again, Fred. I found something interesting (and somewhat even more puzzling) in an article of Professor Morison's Astronomy Digest: " It is often not well noted that a single dark frame is actually quite noisy and will add noise into an image..." And so the author offers a second option...
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    Long exposure star trail photo and NR

    Hi, I just wonder if NR (noise reduction) is worthy of a star trail photo taken by a long exposure, e.g., 30 min. It'll take another 30 min to finish NR after shutter is closed. Is the NR effect equivalent to the long waiting time? (I guess that after shutter is closed, the camera, etc. can be...
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    Post your flower pics

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    Post your flower pics

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