25 second exposure in light pollution -- Astronomy & Celestial in photography-on-the.net forums

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Mar 03, 2011 01:36 | #1

I tried to see what I can get with a 25 second exposure in light polluted skies. Unfortunately, I only had time to take 5 lights and 3 darks, as I had commandeered someone's bedroom for the purpose and they wanted to sleep. It was 1600 ISO and 18mm on the kit lens.

The scene is around Perseus and Cassiopeia

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25 second exposure

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