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Great tutorial. I have photographed the moon and I was really surprised with how high I had to set the shutter speed so the moon wasn't blown out.
I have Sigmas 'Bigma' 50-500 attached to Canons eos 500 which is a great combo but I also have a Fuji HS10 which I am dying to use and see how good that zoom is for night shots, though it has quit a small sensor I'm worried about noise on a long exposures for the 'Star' shots. Keep up the great work BP.
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nerdidotcom 1 month ago
what's an affordable good lens for night sky photography?
vickoktavian 1 month ago
my night sky/star photos never seem to be completely in focus… and whenever I try to do long exposures for an hour or more my camera runs out of battery.
lynncotgrave 1 month ago 3
@lynncotgrave set your lens to the infinity sign if you have one. For the battery thing, they sell AC wall adapter for very cheap for many DSLRs
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