Awesome results in the vid. Now for my crime against camera steadiness:https://vimeo.com/110119878
been playing around with camera rigs to shoot bikes, always good to make a trial version to see what needs to be rectified for the more expensive one!
Here's what it looks like
hope you enjoy!
edit* oops sorry for the large files. If you're reading this thread you should probably have UHD screens anyways
Mind sharing the details of this one? I like how there's some decent milky wayedness, and I think a bit of magellanic cloud over on the left if you're facing east? But it doesn't look like you're facing that way.^ Mint.
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Snap from the summit of Mt Bogong on a bit of a ski touring adventure a few weeks back.
To get exposure with no star trails you need a large aperture. You could crank up ISO but it'll look bad quickly.Mind sharing the details of this one? I like how there's some decent milky wayedness, and I think a bit of magellanic cloud over on the left if you're facing east? But it doesn't look like you're facing that way.
Anyway, most often I see pics of stars the exposure has to be so long that you get the Star Wars light speed lines, but not here. How so?
Possible to get a High-Res Photo emailed to me?? Details are amazing in that photo :shocked:Took this in Antelope Canyon, Page Arizona last month.
This is an amazing place.
And one of this??^ Mint.
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Snap from the summit of Mt Bogong on a bit of a ski touring adventure a few weeks back.
I can help you out. PM me.Anyone selling a cheap body like a 350d? Just sold my 7D but miss photography to much.
Yep, will do it when i get home tonight.Possible to get a High-Res Photo emailed to me?? Details are amazing in that photo :shocked:
Shanks!!!!!!Yep, will do it when i get home tonight.
Nice! Amazingly beautiful world we live in and thanks to those peeps who can capture in such detail for us happy snappers to see. Great stuff on flickr.
Thanks mate. Have another :Nice! Amazingly beautiful world we live in and thanks to those peeps who can capture in such detail for us happy snappers to see. Great stuff on flickr.
I use mine with both a 580EXII and a 430EXII.I have yet to see a crap photo come out of that place Oriion.
On another note, does anyone know if the Elinchrom Skyport receiver's can be used on Canon speedlights?
Edit: They can't!
Facing south-west actually. Magellanic cloud was my first thought also but I haven't really looked into it.Mind sharing the details of this one? I like how there's some decent milky wayedness, and I think a bit of magellanic cloud over on the left if you're facing east? But it doesn't look like you're facing that way.
Anyway, most often I see pics of stars the exposure has to be so long that you get the Star Wars light speed lines, but not here. How so?