SingAstro

Airconvent wrote: ↑Mon Aug 19, 2019 10:31 pm You know the city night sky has so many shades that any layman would assume that is normal...
Nice "Landscape Poster" shot!

Thanks!!

OK ok... i didn't give up... Here's my latest effort to try to correct the color gradient. I'm also documenting my learning and sharing with folks who may face the same situation; also in the future in case I forget too :) The earlier photo was stitched using Adobe Lightroom which didn't turn out as...

This is the last of the astro shot taken for the recent trip. It's one that proof the most challenging for me. For some reason I did a lousy job with the stitch job. You could see the different color tones. The way the program blended the photos just didn't come out well. Any ideas of how to do this...

Here's another shot taken at Mesa Verde National Park. A single shot was taken with a 24mm Samyang lens at f2.0. ISO 6400 @ 20s. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48450747582_7cd5392e17_k.jpg https://flic.kr/p/2gPqKfW Very beautiful shot! That aircraft light at the top right looks like a comet! :...

Another photo taken at Rocky Mountain National Park. It was a pretty cloudy night and this is what I managed to get. A total of 18 shots were taken to build the panoramic milky way.



https://flic.kr/p/2gTP2mQ

cheesified wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2019 11:49 pm beautiful shots

Thanks!!

Photo taken at Rocky Mountain National Park at Colorado. A really beautiful place with snowcap mountains view. A combination of 4 shots were taken. 2 for the sky and 2 for the foreground. This is one of the few times I took with a high focal length and it turn out not too bad. Shot taken at 50mm f4....

Here's another shot taken at Mesa Verde National Park. A single shot was taken with a 24mm Samyang lens at f2.0. ISO 6400 @ 20s.


https://flic.kr/p/2gPqKfW

Here's a Milkyway taken at Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. The National Park is well know for the Puebloans who live beneath the overhanging cliffs back in 1100s (that's 900 year ago!) I just can't help but to imagine what they see when they look up the skies with no light pollution. Single row ...

Very well done. I should try that sometime!

HJ