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D90 vs D610
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<blockquote data-quote="Expertneo" data-source="post: 242137" data-attributes="member: 19107"><p>Hello!</p><p></p><p>I am not a professional, but I made some research on sky photography. If you take long exposure photos from the stars you will see the movement on your pictures. 30 sec exp. time is a way too much, the starts will be lines, not dots... That is why people increase the ISO and lower the exposure time. I would use simply long exposure time and high ISO to get more data recorded on the sensor.</p><p></p><p>To get the best performance, I advise you to upgrade to full frame camera since it is better for low light shooting. Upgrading to a very fast fisheye, Fullframe lens is also necessary to be able to record the best image.</p><p></p><p>I hope it helps!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Expertneo, post: 242137, member: 19107"] Hello! I am not a professional, but I made some research on sky photography. If you take long exposure photos from the stars you will see the movement on your pictures. 30 sec exp. time is a way too much, the starts will be lines, not dots... That is why people increase the ISO and lower the exposure time. I would use simply long exposure time and high ISO to get more data recorded on the sensor. To get the best performance, I advise you to upgrade to full frame camera since it is better for low light shooting. Upgrading to a very fast fisheye, Fullframe lens is also necessary to be able to record the best image. I hope it helps! [/QUOTE]
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