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Re: trying out shooting the night sky
Like the stars in the 1st image
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Re: trying out shooting the night sky
Agree with Tom.Derek
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Re: trying out shooting the night sky
Agree with Tom.
I think you need to find a 'darker' spot to make these work well as the orange light in the foreground distracts from the purpose of the image IMHO!AndrewComment
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Re: trying out shooting the night sky
Agreed.... This in in my back yard, so was a case of shooting what I had lol
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Re: trying out shooting the night sky
Like them, only time I have tried night time was for the Burning of the Clocks here in Brighton last year, not easy either as all the lighting and whites was crazy.
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