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Wide Field Photo
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13 years 3 weeks ago #91462
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Wide Field Photo was created by wbean
We got a nice break in the clouds the other night and I took this photograph with my new DSLR
As you can see the milky way is just visible and I even caught a satellite or the ISS in it. Not sure which it is, maybe someone can tell. I was looking about south-south-west at about 19:30 on Friday last in the south of Ireland. I'm guessing It's probably a satellite based on the direction it's travelling in which was more or less north to south.
As you can see the milky way is just visible and I even caught a satellite or the ISS in it. Not sure which it is, maybe someone can tell. I was looking about south-south-west at about 19:30 on Friday last in the south of Ireland. I'm guessing It's probably a satellite based on the direction it's travelling in which was more or less north to south.
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13 years 3 weeks ago #91469
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Replied by astroado on topic Re: Wide Field Photo
Wonderful image wbean, where did you get the clear sky from? Helps me remember what the sky used to look like.
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13 years 3 weeks ago #91470
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Replied by lunartic_old on topic Re: Wide Field Photo
Lovely clear skies there, are you looking out over the sea?
I was out last night at Glencree to the south of Dublin for some wide field shots, but I got a lot of pollution from Dublin.
Saying that, in one shot I got M31 in the image, the wind was high and it really affected the camera, got a lot of shaky stars.
Can you give some details? Lens, exposure, aperture, etc.
Paul
I was out last night at Glencree to the south of Dublin for some wide field shots, but I got a lot of pollution from Dublin.
Saying that, in one shot I got M31 in the image, the wind was high and it really affected the camera, got a lot of shaky stars.
Can you give some details? Lens, exposure, aperture, etc.
Paul
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better programs, and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning.
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13 years 3 weeks ago #91472
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Replied by wbean on topic Re: Wide Field Photo
Thanks guys,
I took this at my house in west Cork where we really do get some amazing night skies. There's actually a lot of light spilling onto the foreground trees from the house. Here are the image details:
Lens: 20mm f2.8
ISO: 1600
Exposure: 15sec
Also for those who might be interested, the satellite in the photograph might be called either Cosmos 1812 or Cosmos 1500.
I took this at my house in west Cork where we really do get some amazing night skies. There's actually a lot of light spilling onto the foreground trees from the house. Here are the image details:
Lens: 20mm f2.8
ISO: 1600
Exposure: 15sec
Also for those who might be interested, the satellite in the photograph might be called either Cosmos 1812 or Cosmos 1500.
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13 years 3 weeks ago #91473
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Replied by Keith g on topic Re: Wide Field Photo
Ah that's a nice shot, It gives you a sense that the milkyway is within touching distance, you must have some lovely skies down there
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13 years 3 weeks ago #91490
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Replied by Seanie_Morris on topic Re: Wide Field Photo
Wow, 15 second exposure? Great result!
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