Amazing Milky Way III
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No match
Shot from the mountain "Imberger Horn" above Bad Hindelang in Bavaria, Germany.
About the photo
Canon EOS Rebel T2i, Tokina AT-X Pro 11-16mm f/2.8 DX.
Photo settings: 11 mm, f/5, ISO 400.
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Comments (3)
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SherwinMaxawow
I like ALL The Amazing Milky Way images..... and I hope you continue to keep the series going..... and perhaps try to always improve and dazzle us a little more with each new version. CONTINUE TO AMAZE US... with more of your "AMAZING MILKY WAY" Images! The stars are slightly =streaked= due to the time length of the exposer, I'm assuming. But still a good picture. Keep up the great photography.
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Hey thanks for your comment, if you watch the panorama you can see how the view was (only slightly lightened up) The same i did at this shot, except I had a longer exposure time, which made it this strong as you can see. And this time it was one shot, however the right side in the light is a bit noisy but I did not want to do two shots.
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Thomatis
This must be a composite(again). I don't think there is any way you would get this much detail in the stars with the ambient light in the rest of the image. I think you should admit when they are composite, and not make out it's SOOC.