Hi Sark17,
This is a response to your post earlier today. I was unable to attach a file in the reply screen, so I started another topic. The file attached is directly from the camera without any processing or editing.
I was just at Cherry Springs State Park in Potter County, PA (a highly touted dark site).
This is a shot of the Milky Way.
I took many shots trying to come up with optimal exposure. Finally settled on f/4.5, ISO 3200, 30 seconds (max time exposure for Canon T6 without going to bulb & an intervalometer). Taken with kit lens, 18-55mm, at 18mm. Focus is difficult, so I just kept taking pics and checking the LCD screen for focus.
This is the best I got.
I'd like some suggestions on post processing to bring out more detail and color on a free photo-editing program. I do have Canon Digital Photo Professional. I can download others per responder's suggestions.
Thank you!! Do you have any of the edited ones I could see too? I’m just trying to see what I’ll see in my camera and what they will look like after! I appreciate your help!
KYShop713 wrote:
Hi Sark17,
This is a response to your post earlier today. I was unable to attach a file in the reply screen, so I started another topic. The file attached is directly from the camera without any processing or editing.
I was just at Cherry Springs State Park in Potter County, PA (a highly touted dark site).
This is a shot of the Milky Way.
I took many shots trying to come up with optimal exposure. Finally settled on f/4.5, ISO 3200, 30 seconds (max time exposure for Canon T6 without going to bulb & an intervalometer). Taken with kit lens, 18-55mm, at 18mm. Focus is difficult, so I just kept taking pics and checking the LCD screen for focus.
This is the best I got.
I'd like some suggestions on post processing to bring out more detail and color on a free photo-editing program. I do have Canon Digital Photo Professional. I can download others per responder's suggestions.
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I will post a new topic in this section with a version of that same photo that was simply brightened. It was done in the stock Windows 10 app, Photos. It does show a little more definition of the Milky Way, but I'd like to find out how to bring out more detail and color.
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