Milky Way over Mount Shasta (Page 4): Fantastic!

StevenG Loc: Long Island, NY

karno wrote:

This was my first attempt using a star tracker
It was a very interesting experience and really enjoy the extra detail the tracker provides.
Nikon D810A
Nikon 70-200 2-8
Sky watcher star adventurer
Sky;
4 image pano
70mm
Shutter 1 minute
F2.8
ISO 800
Foreground;
Shutter 2 minutes
ISO 800
F5.6
Illuminated by setting crescent moon.
Thank you for looking.

Fantastic!

RRS Loc: Not sure

WOW!!!

broncomaniac Loc: Lynchburg, VA

karno wrote:

This was my first attempt using a star tracker
It was a very interesting experience and really enjoy the extra detail the tracker provides.
Nikon D810A
Nikon 70-200 2-8
Sky watcher star adventurer
Sky;
4 image pano
70mm
Shutter 1 minute
F2.8
ISO 800
Foreground;
Shutter 2 minutes
ISO 800
F5.6
Illuminated by setting crescent moon.
Thank you for looking.

Incredible. Just incredible.

AzPicLady Loc: Behind the camera!

That's lovely.

TonyBot

Nicely done!

plessner Loc: North Dakota

GREAT job

DanielB Loc: San Diego, Ca

Fantastic! I have everything but the star tracker - wish list. I've tried this before but it's amazing how much everything moves in just 1 minute. Star tracker definitely make the difference. You said this was a pano. Was it a vertical pano or was this actually stacked images?

karno wrote:

This was my first attempt using a star tracker
It was a very interesting experience and really enjoy the extra detail the tracker provides.
Nikon D810A
Nikon 70-200 2-8
Sky watcher star adventurer
Sky;
4 image pano
70mm
Shutter 1 minute
F2.8
ISO 800
Foreground;
Shutter 2 minutes
ISO 800
F5.6
Illuminated by setting crescent moon.
Thank you for looking.

phv Loc: Goleta, California

Spectacular image!! 👍👍👍

karno Loc: Chico ,California

DanielB wrote:

Fantastic! I have everything but the star tracker - wish list. I've tried this before but it's amazing how much everything moves in just 1 minute. Star tracker definitely make the difference. You said this was a pano. Was it a vertical pano or was this actually stacked images?

You can get excellent results without tracker by stacking like you mentioned.
I just wanted to see the difference and it is substantial!
I panned upward in horizontal orientation and no stacking. When stacking I like to keep my exposures @ 3-15 seconds depending on focal length.
Cheers

Annie-Get-Your-Gun Loc: Byron Center, Mi

karno wrote:

This was my first attempt using a star tracker
It was a very interesting experience and really enjoy the extra detail the tracker provides.
Nikon D810A
Nikon 70-200 2-8
Sky watcher star adventurer
Sky;
4 image pano
70mm
Shutter 1 minute
F2.8
ISO 800
Foreground;
Shutter 2 minutes
ISO 800
F5.6
Illuminated by setting crescent moon.
Thank you for looking.

HUZZAH!!! Thank you for sharing this masterpiece with us, karno.

GWR100 Loc: England

Absolute fantastic picture, congratulations on a successful mission,

Geoff

karno wrote:

This was my first attempt using a star tracker
It was a very interesting experience and really enjoy the extra detail the tracker provides.
Nikon D810A
Nikon 70-200 2-8
Sky watcher star adventurer
Sky;
4 image pano
70mm
Shutter 1 minute
F2.8
ISO 800
Foreground;
Shutter 2 minutes
ISO 800
F5.6
Illuminated by setting crescent moon.
Thank you for looking.

Mike Fos Loc: Powhatan Virginia

WOW That is something else !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Calochortus

What a fantastic shot! I have not attempted any photos like this but your photo is so inspirational I think I should try. Hope to see more in the future. Thank you for sharing

ebbote Loc: Hockley, Texas

Excellent shot Karno.

DJD Loc: Seal Beach, CA

Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing.