Stars above.

[Mr Bean]

Beautiful. Well done Mr Bean

Thanks Click. I must admit, trying to remove light pollution from an image is a tricky thing. Working out what is "normal" colour takes a good eye and the ability to stand back and say "...nope, that's not right....do it again..."

 

[Mr Bean]

Nice pic's KeithBreazeal and Lloyd. Certainly a different view of Old Faithful

 

[LOALTD]

From our camp on Mt Baker a couple months ago, I'm not that happy with the composition but it was very early in the morning and we wanted to start climbing so I didn't have much time!

Taken with the excellent Samyang 14mm f/2.8, best star lens for Canon cameras IMHO. (haven't tried the 16-35 f/4.0 IS for stars yet, still too bright up here in Alaska!)

 

[Click]

From our camp on Mt Baker a couple months ago, I'm not that happy with the composition but it was very early in the morning and we wanted to start climbing so I didn't have much time!

Taken with the excellent Samyang 14mm f/2.8, best star lens for Canon cameras IMHO. (haven't tried the 16-35 f/4.0 IS for stars yet, still too bright up here in Alaska!)

Beautiful shot. 8) Nicely done.

 

[climber]

Milky Way

 

[Click]

Milky Way

I really like your shot climber. Well done.

 

[Mort]

Shot this one on my 6D and Rokinon 14mm. Single shot with a flash (and yellow gel).

 

[Click]

Great shot Mort. Nicely done.

 

[PicaPica]

exif data please.

i am starting with this star photography stuff and i would like to see the settings you guys use.
unfortunately many images come without the exif infos.

 

[spandau]

Took this photo out of my bedroom window from a townhouse located in the middle of town illuminated by nearby streetlights.

Canon 70D, Canon 35MM f1.4L, 21 seconds at 1600 ISO.

 

[Click]

Nice shot spandau.

 

[climber]

Milky Way

I really like your shot climber. Well done.

Thanks.

Here is another one from the same spot.

 

[Don Haines]

Milky Way

I really like your shot climber. Well done.

Thanks.

Here is another one from the same spot.

Beautiful!

 

[LOALTD]

Northern Lights from Hope, AK last night!

 

[applecider]

Milky way view looking south over Nantucket Sound sept 17th isn.

Needless to say the skies were not truly dark. Shot with an sl1 and canon 35mm f2.0 IS shot at f2 and 6 seconds.

I wanted the look of dark sky with sharp pointy stars that others in this thread have achieved, so suggestions welcomed. Shown pp'ed two different ways. There was a bit of water effect fog over the ocean, making the terminator a little dark.

 

[charlesbanke]

Milkyway just outside Bryce Canyon



Canon 6D, Rokinon 14mm @2.8 ISO12,800 30sec

 

[Pakneh]

Sagamok, Ontario
During a solar flare in September. Unawares at the time I thought the Aurora was light pollution from the nearby town of Massey. Composed from 86 photos over the span of 40 minutes, assembled in Lightroom and Photoshop.

 

[Click]

Northern Lights from Hope, AK last night!

Great shot. I really like this one.

 

[Mr Bean]

Milky Way

I really like your shot climber. Well done.

Thanks.

Here is another one from the same spot.

Wow, very nice climber. What gear/settings did you use?

 

[Mr Bean]

Northern Lights from Hope, AK last night!

Very nice LOALTD.