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Jan 21, 2014 01:27 |  #7801

NCHANT wrote in post #16623047 (external link)
Nope, 1 single shot :)

That's cool. I need a tutorial on shooting the Milky Way ;-)a
I've never tried it.


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Jan 21, 2014 01:30 |  #7802

Jef96 wrote in post #16623049 (external link)
That's cool. I need a tutorial on shooting the Milky Way ;-)a
I've never tried it.

It's a lot easier than people think :cool: this may help?
https://photography-on-the.net …light=guide+to+​processing


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Jan 21, 2014 02:13 |  #7803

^^^ Excellent tut, many thanks. Just got the goskywatch app, it all now makes sense to me. BTW, layers and masks on a single shot is pretty much the same as multiple shots to make up a composite ;-)a Excellent work. must give it a go. Thick fog here today so unlikely to be anytime soon :(


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Jan 21, 2014 02:31 |  #7804

Charlie wrote in post #16622482 (external link)
how did you know when to change batteries? Calculation? pretty cool timelapse.

Used a battery grip (ie 2 batteries) and only got to about down to about 65% full on them, had GPS on as well.


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Jan 21, 2014 02:45 |  #7805

^^^Which interval timer do you use?


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Jan 21, 2014 03:03 |  #7806

Nick3434 wrote in post #16617993 (external link)
Thanks Dwain. I know it is not cool in the tech section here, but find myself hating images that are tack sharp on your subjects right eye etc. Just such a generic look to me.

Lucas, on that note, I like that shot. It is spooky looking as hell with your hands in like a prayer kinda formation. Nice!

Thanks, that was my friends idea when he saw how my hands looked holding the phone :lol:

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Very nice effect. Could create some rumors of the haunted train tracks. Hah

lol, true. We only did it because there's just too much noise pollution around here to get a decent astro shot :( I had my other friend trigger my flash right behind the camera once as we were walking up, that's why we're so prominent in that spot.

I actually liked the one without the flash better (I think I posted this earlier, so sorry if it's a repost)

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Jan 21, 2014 03:41 |  #7807

RileyNZL wrote in post #16623118 (external link)
Used a battery grip (ie 2 batteries) and only got to about down to about 65% full on them, had GPS on as well.

Wonderful timelapse by the way :)

Jef96 wrote in post #16623104 (external link)
^^^ Excellent tut, many thanks. Just got the goskywatch app, it all now makes sense to me. BTW, layers and masks on a single shot is pretty much the same as multiple shots to make up a composite ;-)a Excellent work. must give it a go. Thick fog here today so unlikely to be anytime soon :(

Cheers! :D

Well, adjustment layers with masks in PS is much like adjustments in LR, a composite is when you introduce a new element from a different shot :)

Once you've got a few MW shots under your belt, they get easier and easier to do :cool:


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Jan 21, 2014 03:50 |  #7808

Hey guys, new to this thread, got my 6D about a month ago and I am loving it. :)

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Jan 21, 2014 03:51 |  #7809

Jef96 wrote in post #16623133 (external link)
^^^Which interval timer do you use?

I use this one: http://www.hahnel.ie …tion/productSea​rch/pid/80 (external link)

I've done one manually before just counting in my head and seems to work ok (was only about 1 hour time-lapse)

I did have to change the memory card but only lost on frame doing so (using sandisk extreme pro 32gb's)


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Jan 21, 2014 04:45 |  #7810

I've got the CamRanger so I can control the camera from the comfort of my car :-) It also has an intervalometer, but I've not used it yet; must have a go at time lapse, looks fascinating.


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Jan 21, 2014 05:51 |  #7811

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Jan 21, 2014 06:02 |  #7812

Jef96 wrote in post #16623236 (external link)
I've got the CamRanger so I can control the camera from the comfort of my car :-) It also has an intervalometer, but I've not used it yet; must have a go at time lapse, looks fascinating.

Does the cam range work similar to using the WiFi app?


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Jan 21, 2014 07:31 as a reply to  @ RileyNZL's post |  #7813

17-40mm L


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Jan 21, 2014 07:42 |  #7814

RileyNZL wrote in post #16623314 (external link)
Does the cam range work similar to using the WiFi app?

Yes, but it's a million times better. You plug in a dongle to create the WIFI link, and you can control everything on your camera from 150 meters away if you wish. I use it with my iPad, particularly for night shots because you can control the exposure, focus and all. Excellent product. I don't use the Canon app because it doesn't run on iPad; I much prefer the larger screen :-)


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Jan 21, 2014 07:47 |  #7815

Jef96 wrote in post #16623133 (external link)
^^^Which interval timer do you use?

if you're someone tech savvy, you can install magic lantern and get a free intervalometer. I haven't done it on my 6D, but my old 5D does have an intervalometer via magic lantern and it's sweet. Works out better for me because I'm more comfortable leaving a cheapo camera outside than a more expensive one.


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