moon light on the snow. I added 1 second LED light in the tent, rest is the way it wasThe Other Tom wrote:Very nice. Did you highlight the foreground or is that natural?
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Cool. Thanks.fishmonger wrote:moon light on the snow. I added 1 second LED light in the tent, rest is the way it wasThe Other Tom wrote:Very nice. Did you highlight the foreground or is that natural?
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on this one we cheated a little with a red LED light outside the tent, hoping it would look like the tent is casting that light. Wrong color, but who makes orange LEDs? Could tweak it in phtoshop, but it isn't very sharp anyway (f3.5-4.5 zooms don't do stars very well)
this is on the mountaineer's route on Whitney, somewhere above Upper Boy Scout
this is on the mountaineer's route on Whitney, somewhere above Upper Boy Scout
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Thanks. What kind of exposure times are you using ?fishmonger wrote:on this one we cheated a little with a red LED light outside the tent, hoping it would look like the tent is casting that light. Wrong color, but who makes orange LEDs? Could tweak it in phtoshop, but it isn't very sharp anyway (f3.5-4.5 zooms don't do stars very well)
this is on the mountaineer's route on Whitney, somewhere above Upper Boy Scout
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on the 14mm shot previous page 10 seconds at f2.8 - this one may have been a few seconds longer, but never over 20 sec, which is when the stars start leaving trails.The Other Tom wrote:Thanks. What kind of exposure times are you using ?
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Thanksfishmonger wrote:on the 14mm shot previous page 10 seconds at f2.8 - this one may have been a few seconds longer, but never over 20 sec, which is when the stars start leaving trails.The Other Tom wrote:Thanks. What kind of exposure times are you using ?
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so much for winter... Great Western Divide 2 weeks ago from the Notch at Whitney
full deep zoom panorama here - there's already a puddle on Bighorn Plateau
full deep zoom panorama here - there's already a puddle on Bighorn Plateau
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That full zoom panorama is amazing. Thanks to all for the beautiful photos here. My amateur contribution is the Glacier Divide from Alpine Col in late March. The average photo quality reflects the S95 on auto:)
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