Milky Way

[DannyPwins]

I see lots of amazing shots in this thread. It just motivates me to do better!

 

[Amaroc_GL]

I was out doing some pictures with some friend. Used a Zeiss 15mm for the bottom part of the picture. Then I used my 85mm to create the milkyway part. Not the best composite and blend. Still learning.


Composite Milky way shot. by EightysixNuuk, on Flickr

 

[Don Haines]

I got this shot while out camping on the weekend.... a bit of everything.... the milky way, campfire glow on the trees, a solitary meteor, and even a bit of glow from the northern lights....

 

[underbjerg]

Thanks for the inspiration everyone! A few weeks ago I decided to give it a try myself, and was surprised at how well it turned out for a first-timer

Canon 5D mark III, EF 24mm f/1.4L II, 15 sec, f/2, ISO 6400

 

[Click]

Thanks for the inspiration everyone! A few weeks ago I decided to give it a try myself, and was surprised at how well it turned out for a first-timer

Canon 5D mark III, EF 24mm f/1.4L II, 15 sec, f/2, ISO 6400

Nice shot, Erik.

 

[Click]

I was out doing some pictures with some friend. Used a Zeiss 15mm for the bottom part of the picture. Then I used my 85mm to create the milkyway part. Not the best composite and blend. Still learning.

That's a very nice image. Well done, Amaroc GL.

 

[KeithBreazeal]

I'm thinking of getting the Rokinon(Samyang) 12mm. I'm using the 14mm now and I love it.
Has anybody used both and have an opinion on the 12 vs the 14 for Shooting the night sky?

 

[sedwards]

You guys are getting some fantastic shots ! You have got me wanting to try so bad i had to get the samyang 14mm f2.8. I am far from getting the quality you guys are getting but i was able to manage this shot.
5DIII ,samyang 14mm @ f2.8, 32 seconds ,iso 3200
5D3_0527 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Beautiful shot, Stuart. 8)

 

[alexthegreek]

And here's a little something from me!

 

[Click]

And here's a little something from me!

Great shot, Alex.

 

[meywd]

And here's a little something from me!

Great shot, Alex.

Indeed, love the colors

 

[alexthegreek]

And here's a little something from me!

Great shot, Alex.

Indeed, love the colors

Thanks guys!I must apologize if this is a "one shot" milkyway thread as my picture is a stack

 

[Click]

No apologies required, it's beautiful. 8)

 

[tpatana]

And here's a little something from me!

Great shot, Alex.

Indeed, love the colors

Thanks guys!I must apologize if this is a "one shot" milkyway thread as my picture is a stack

Please share the details.

 

[meywd]

And here's a little something from me!

Great shot, Alex.

Indeed, love the colors

Thanks guys!I must apologize if this is a "one shot" milkyway thread as my picture is a stack

don't worry, my shots of the milkyway are usually stacks, the last ones I posted(from last year) were a stack of 90 shots.

 

[alexthegreek]

And here's a little something from me!

Great shot, Alex.

Indeed, love the colors

Thanks guys!I must apologize if this is a "one shot" milkyway thread as my picture is a stack

Please share the details.

Sure, this is a stack of 36 (iso 800,13 s, f 2,8) images.The light in the foreground comes from a near by lighthouse.Camera used is a 500d

 

[Mr Bean]

3 pic pano of the southern night sky, taken near Thredbo (a ski resort town in Australia)
Canon 5D3 with Zeiss 15mm
30 seconds @ f2.8
ISO 6400
Tweaked in Lightroom
(hopefully it shows, as I've been having issues with Google Photos)

 

[lion rock]

Holy cow!
-r

3 pic pano of the southern night sky, taken near Thredbo (a ski resort town in Australia)
Canon 5D3 with Zeiss 15mm
30 seconds @ f2.8
ISO 6400
Tweaked in Lightroom
(hopefully it shows, as I've been having issues with Google Photos)

 

[meywd]

3 pic pano of the southern night sky, taken near Thredbo (a ski resort town in Australia)
Canon 5D3 with Zeiss 15mm
30 seconds @ f2.8
ISO 6400
Tweaked in Lightroom
(hopefully it shows, as I've been having issues with Google Photos)

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