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Published: 2004-06-14 00:23:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 5786; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 568
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Camera Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBELShutter speed: 720 sec
Aperture: 2,5
Exposure mode: Manual
Flash: Built-in
Flash EF guide number: 2047,97
ISO: 100
Focal length: 50mm
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Proof that art can exist in astrophotography.
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Brilliant! it seems that the sky was clear and there was no light pollution, right?
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Superb man, i love it. I'm waiting to receive my tripod and I'm going to try something like this.
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how did you keep the shutter open for 12 minutes?
(on a digital rebel, wow!) I thought you could only do this on film, but this one impressed me. Again...how did you keep the shutter open for 12 minutes?
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Great composition, and trails! Great photo.
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The simply fact that you incorporated the windmill into the scene gives the idea that the windmill is spinning the stars...makes me dizzy
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Beautiful! How long was the exposure and f/stop? Do you remember?
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If i tried that where i live I would get an orange glow from the light pollution
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Amazing shot, the windmill in the foreground really gives it a sense of stability amongst the whirlwind of chaos in the stars.
Really reminds you just how goddamn fast this earth is spinning right now...!!
Spectacular photo, really awesome
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Great Pic, Most definelty a difficult shot, especially with a 12 min shutter speed!
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I am really impressed with this one! I have no idea how you took the photo but it is one of the best I have seen in here.
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I have the same camera as you and I've tryed to do smiliar stuff like this. But there is always a lot of noise and hot pixels. Do you have the same problem? and how do you deal with it?
thks
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that is freaking awesome. wish somethinglike that would happen around here.
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Wow, all that on a digital rebel. I would have thougth the ccd would produce a lot of noise! I'm glad to see it didnt. Look great!
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arin.. 300D uses a CMOS instead a CCD... and itΒ΄s larger than sensors on digitals compacts .. thatΒ΄s why thereΒ΄s not a lot of noise. ([link] ) but with long exposure, digital cameras still show Dead Pixels (Hot pixels), which are pixels complete white or red, gree or blue..
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woah, a 12 minute shutter speed, now thats long exposure. this is awesome, must have been a pretty still night if the windmill hasnt moved in 12 minutes.
nice work
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very awesome picture. the background gives it an cool affect.
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