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Thank you. Are you local? The first two were taken at Eagletail Mountains Wilderness and the third at Hummingbird Wilderness. I have spend countless days in the Superstition Mountains Wilderness ...

Very nice.  Here are a few with the 8mm west of Phoenix Defished Long exposure

I crop my panos so they fit properly in the Ikea panoramic sized frames.  I have a spreadsheet listing the varied ratios for the different versions they offer with and without the mat they come ...

Thanks. Sounds like my path. I was aware of both (and the lonelyspeck review) when I got the 8mm. LS wrote favorably about it too. But I am so tempted by the rectilinear projection and the stop ...

Same here. 84% with the 11-22 14% with the 18-150. 2% with the Roki 8mm. Do you prefer the Roki 12 for reasons other than no fisheye 'distortion' and being faster than the 8? It is on my want list ...

Interesting, perhaps I should revisit it. Last I used DPP was 15yr ago for the Rebel (300D) and it was horrible clunky and slow and I found Capture One as my RAW developer solution and have been ...

Of course that can help to a degree. The main problem with these first versions I posted is that I boosted the star lit only shadows considerably. This version is a somewhat closer to an 'as they ...

I had fun with this one.  Any sort of feedback is welcome!

Ooops, this was what I had intended to post, not the earlier draft.

A simple one from last Sunday night. Single exposure with only global adjustments. The sky should have been clear, but for smoke from nearby wildfires hence the haze. We could smell it from this ...

I too carry camera free over shoulder/neck over main backpack.  Always remember to move camera strap to neck only before removing main pack. ;) I have all (usually 2-3) additional padded lens ...

I think part of the issue here is the intent of a photograph presented on this forum as the expectations for a travel vs. landscape photograph vary and there can be a continuum between the two.

It is an extremely important place and is at risk due to high levels of ground water being pumped to build concrete structures/footings for a large project in the area.

..and a place to discuss Canon EFM and RF lens offerings

Exactly swims.  The idea is not to get amazing or even satisfactory results (it is from a light polluted backyard after all), but to get something to build on, get comfortable with the basics, ...

I wouldn't hesitate to try it out in your backyard right now. If you don't have a tripod yet you can prop the camera up at the desired angle. (1) Try 18mm wide open 30sec images at iso1600 and try ...

Here are a few others from the same location. Effectively no trails: (40sec): ~32min exposure before the moonrise (so darker foreground than the original trails image I posted): Any feedback is ...

I'm glad you enjoyed the image.  I'll share a few others from the night.

It was a fantastic day of hiking thru endless fields of wildflower: lupine, poppy, owl clover, chicory, brittlebush and even cactus like hedgehog and cholla were blooming. Overwhelming. I was ...

I like your crop and tonal adjustments landscaper. One thing that drew me to the original crop was the way the shape/lines of the clouds mirrored the flowers. Your crop prevents the leading line ...