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"High altitute" shot of milkyway - quick advice needed
Mar 26, 2008
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Got the opportunity tomorrow to spend the night at 3100m
If the weather and moon cooperates I'm hoping to have a few night shoots (new experience)
I'm thinking to use a wide angle (10-20mm) to get a milkyway shot.
What shutter speeds can I use - this will be fairly cold (-20C) so no time for 3 hours experiments !!!
With the 10mm I should be ok upto 1min in exposures ?
I do not have any tracking and would like to get some mountain tops in to give a sense of location/scale. (have tripod though)
Is there any idea in using stacking of multiple exposures - never tried that but guess this would be the use for it ? How many should I target ?
So in short recommend shutterspeeds ?
No of exposures to stack ?
Any other advice is welcome
Thanks
Jens
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