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Discussion in 'Dining - Nightlife - Entertainment' started by dr ski, Sep 1, 2018.

  1. dr ski

    dr ski DI Member

    Just thought I'd share a few images from the last couple of weeks. Staring at the sky keeps me out of trouble. Cass.jpg Moon.jpg Moon2.jpg Orion.jpg Saturn.jpg Sun.jpg
     
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  2. TheDude

    TheDude DI Forum Patron Highly Rated Poster

    Such great pics, thanks for sharing.
     
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  3. HAVOCGOOSE 22

    HAVOCGOOSE 22 DI Junior Member Veteran Air Force

    U have a scope, GREAT PICS!!!!
     
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    dr ski

    dr ski DI Member

    Many thanks! Actually, having a good camera helps!
     
  5. Notmyrealname

    Notmyrealname DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer

    As does your ability to compose.
     
  6. Sedona

    Sedona DI Forum Adept

    Just great ... as usual.
     
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  7. Stefan_Negros

    Stefan_Negros DI Forum Adept

    Breathtaking pictures.

    Can you please inform about camera brand, lenses used and so on ?

    Thank you.
     
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    dr ski

    dr ski DI Member

    I use Canon's entry-level mirrorless camera: EOS M10. Chinese lens manufactures have jumped on the mirrorless bandwagon, so I have a collection of cheap, but very nice prime lenses. Most of the star images were taken with Meike's 50mm, f2.0 lens (which is actually a great portrait lens). For the telescopic Lunar and Solar images, I attach the camera directly to my scopes with a T-adapter (another China-made product!). I usually shoot in RAW format so I can reduce the luminance noise and enhance some of the features post-process. I'm not really an astrophotographer (I hate spending hours capturing and processing images), so all the images are single exposures, shot with high ISO (1600-3200) and long exposure times (10-30sec, depending on the focal length of the lens). Of course I use a tripod! prime focus.jpg prime focus2.jpg
     
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  9. Stefan_Negros

    Stefan_Negros DI Forum Adept

    Thank you, @Dr. Ski

    I have no clue of the secrets of photography, but I am able to say whether a picture is great, or not. And yours are outstanding. So clear, and wonderful colours. I admire that, and could watch them for hours.

    Great job, Dr. Ski.
     
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    dr ski

    dr ski DI Member

    Thanks, man! Very nice of you to say.
    There really are no secrets. These new-fangled digital cameras make capturing and sharing images almost too easy. I wish I had them 40 years ago!
     
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