dlmorris wrote:
Not bad at all. But on my screen the lines are not so smooth. Could be a couple of reasons. I think Star Trails has a setting to smooth them out... What were your settings? I have found that 30 sec exposures or less, with no more than 5 sec between them (giving time to download the exposure to the camera chip) works pretty well. You got a little foreground in the exposure, which always adds interest. Trees, mountains, buildings.... Airplanes happen! Hard to get the pilots to turn off their lights. That program will also make a timelapse movie using the same exposures. So you get a star trails picture and a movie from the same shots. Two for the price of one! Have fun!
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Thanks. MY exposure was 1/30th (cable release locked for continuous shooting) and I used the StarTrax and had the gap filling option checked. I will try it in Star Trails to see which looks best.