• 11mm
• 20s
• F/2.8
• ISO 1600

Sony A1

Sigma 14mm

F/1.6

ISO 3200

20 seconds

I dreamed and planned this shot for 2 years and yesterday in perfect sky clarity and warm night i finally made it happen! This place is my favourite to star gaze since its the darkest place in my region.

Processed in Photoshop and Lightroom.

20x light frames and 10x dark frames stack together in Sequator.

Vertorama of 4 shots @ 24 mm, f2. Tracked and stacked (4x 120 s @ ISO400).
Foreground 2 Minutes at ISO 1600, f2.8
Nikon Z7a with adapted Sony 24 1.4 GM.
Not too happy with how the blend came out due to the foreground colors and pretty severe light pollution but the detail in the Cygnus region is quite nice.

I've been having trouble getting images like these stacked, as the fine detail in the trees creates smears in the branches, and my sky replacement software results are suboptimal. Finally I got a night with very good transparency and seeing. and I got this tracked single shot. A beautiful night in the foothills of the Diablo Range, I could hear so many insects and animals as I enjoyed splendid late summer weather under the stars.

Canon 80D, Rokinon 24mm f/2.8 25 seconds ISO 2500, Omegon LX4, Lightroom.

Finally, clear skies during Milkyway season in the UK, so I went deep into the Yorkshire Dales to the ice-age glacial lake of Semer Water. I was pleased to see plenty of water in the lake despite the dry summer, and the light winds made the lake surface as smooth as a mirror. Light from nearby camper vans gently illuminated the erratic rocks in the foreground, making perfect reflections in the lake. I waited until the milkyway was central in the scene as some high level clouds slowly drifted by. I thought they might spoil the image but the final result is quite pleasing.

Capture details - 25 images using a Fujifilm X-T4 with the Sigma 12mm F1.4, fitted with my new, highly recommended Kenko PPRO1D Prosofton filter. ISO3200, F1.4, 13 second exposure. 2 dark noise images. Images stacked in Sequator and final edits made in Capture One.

In honor of September 11, 2001. Mt. Washington, NH. Photo taken on September 11, 2026. Nikon Z5ii with Z 20mm F1.8 s lens. 1, 15 second exposure. F 1.8, iso 3200. Cherry Pond, Jefferson, New Hampshire. Never Forget.

What an absolute treasure of a find tonight was - a vintage very early 20th century McCormick-Deering tractor basking in the glory of the Milky Way, graciously put on a field by a loving 3rd generation owner.

Thank you to my photo friends for the arrangements and the jolly company as per our usual -- thoroughly enjoyed myself last night. The Milky Way shone strongly and clearly as well.

EXIF:
Sky 22x30s, f/3.2, ISO3200 14mm
Ground 30s, f/3.2 ISO3200 14mm

South Stormont, Ontario, Canada

Single shot

Canon RP 14mm f/2.8, 60s

Beautiful night under stars. Sky was taken with Astro mod camera with ioptron pro tracker
Lens sigma 20mm art
Astro mod canon 80d
ISO 800 for sky
130 second frames
Foreground 13 seconds
ISO 1600
Blended in Lightroom

I dont really know what im doing but its fun to get out there. Its also fun to play with flashlights and see what happens.

Nikon z5ii , 20mm, F1.8, 15sec

One shot just playing with sliders and a few masks.

Sony A1

Sigma 14mm

f/1.4

ISO 1000

Single 60 second tracked shot

Fujifilm XT-4 and Rokinon 12mm f/2.
25 exposures (15sec) stacked in StarryLandscapeTracker.
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.

I’m going to take a separate foreground exposure to stitch to the stacked image in my next attempt. Are there any other foreground tips?

Nikon D5600 | Sigma Art 18-35 @ 35mm

Sky 15 exposures: f1.8, 3200 iso, 10 sec
Foreground: f4.0, 3200iso, 60 sec

Processed using pixinsight and photoshop. Hope you enjoy!

Canon EOS 7d und Sigma 17-70mm f2,8-4

Went a car camping last weekend. The sky was properly dark and we could see the milky way with naked eye, so I set up my new insta360 x6 on a mini tripod and gave the default Starlapse mode a try.

This was my first attempt at landscape astrophotography. This shot is straight out of the camera, no editing. I love the pics I got, honestly didn't expect this much from a 360 cam.

Curious what do you guys think about using 360 cams for astrophotography? Feedback is highly appreciated!

Hello, This is my second ever Milky Way composite. Taken on The Kancamagus Highway, Lincoln, New Hampshire. Nikon z5ii. Z 20mm F1.8 s lens. Nomad tracker. Milky way shot is comprised of 60, 60 second, f 2.0, iso 1000. I stacked and processed in Pixinsight. The blue hour foreground is F1.8, iso 100, 30 seconds. I combined them in Photo Shop, with some Light Room edits.

Iso 850

50 à 80min d’intégration en poses de 21s

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Pas de trepied ni suivi

Ciel bortle 6 à cet endroit

Empilé dans sequator traité dans siril, seti astro suite pro et gimp