Taken in rural, northwest Arkansas, United States.
This is about two hours of star trails, composed of individual 30
second images. You can see a gap in the trails where I quickly had to
correct a setting. The forest trees were light painted with a regular
white LED flashlight for the first five minutes' worth of frames.
Other than stacking the individual frames, this is all straight from
camera with no additional tweaking.
Nikon D7000 and a Rokinnon 8mm fisheye.
2 comments:
Cool photo! What are you using to stack? I use a program called StarStaX but I know there are some simple Photoshop plugins as well.
Hi Eric,
Sorry for the late reply! I use "Startrails.exe", which is free and very good.
Cheers,
Phil
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