john france

It depends what you want as an end product.  Digiscoping is cheaper if you already have a decent scope, but the results may leave you wanting something more.  Even the best set-ups struggle in poor...

I've had two 60Ds for two years and one year. Lots of use and absolutely no issues.  John

Hi, Can anybody  point me to an article/post that shows how to get those great milky Way night shots.  I'm taking a holday later in the year where there should be minimal light pollution...

Roby, I've just found the e-mail in my spam folder and I'm in the UK! haven't downloaded yet. John

That's really cool.  Do you mind telling me how you did it?  I saw a similar thing at an exhibition with a swan, but there was no one to ask how you acheive it.  Thanks  John

Thanks for all the replies.  I fully understand the idea of practice making, if not, perfect at least better.  The issue I was trying to raise was that there must be some absolute standard (clearly...

Hi Guys,  Do you know of any tutorials for B&W?  I don't mean how to convert RAW to B & W or how to use conversion software, but what makes a good B & W photo.  I see great photos on this forum but...

You might find this a useful starting point on technique etc. http://www.alaskaphotographyblog.com/how-to-photograph-the-northern-lights-with-a-digital-camera/   If you Google the subject you get...

Great shots. What I want to know is how you managed to get those static shots without crowds of others getting into the picture; perhaps you got up early or you had special access! Thanks for...

Thanks for that; I was wondering how the aurora would register on the sensor myself. I'll look into the time lapse methodolgy. We went to Grundarfjordur on the Snaesfelles peninsula. Not too...

Hi, We went to Iceland in March this year and got some great aurora shots, (though I'd have done better with more than one good night out of four! It's a fairly steep learning curve) I enjoyed it...