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--- blog:photography:night:2021_10_03 [2021/10/04 09:54] – [Night Sky Images - 03/10/2021] john
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 ==== Images ====
+Just a couple of images to prove to myself that everything was working. The first image was using the maximum timed exposure of my EOS 200D, which was 30 seconds - anything from 25 seconds and over would leave slight trails even with my 11mm lens, so that fact that they all disappeared was great:
 <imgcaption 1|EOS 200D, Tokina f/2.8, 11mm, ISO3200, 1 x 30 seconds, processed from RAW>{{:blog:photography:night:2021_10_03:img_3497.jpg?550|}}</imgcaption> <imgcaption 2|EOS 200D, Tokina f/2.8, 11mm, ISO3200, 1 x 30 seconds, unprocessed JPEG>{{:blog:photography:night:2021_10_03:img_3497_raw.jpg?550|}}</imgcaption>
+Using the bulb function of the camera, I timed a single 60 second exposure (that turned out to be ~64 seconds in reality!) picking up far more detail than I'd ever been able to see previously:
 <imgcaption 1|EOS 200D, Tokina f/2.8, 11mm, ISO3200, 1 x 64 seconds, processed from RAW>{{:blog:photography:night:2021_10_03:img_3499.jpg?550|}}</imgcaption> <imgcaption 1|EOS 200D, Tokina f/2.8, 11mm, ISO3200, 1 x 64 seconds, unprocessed JPEG>{{:blog:photography:night:2021_10_03:img_3499_raw.jpg?550|}}</imgcaption>
+//Next up is to connect the tracking mount to the camera so that I can control the exposures using the WiFi-connected smartphone application... and try my hand at stacking images. I'll also have to find somewhere reasonably local that I can walk to with a bit less streetlight pollution, as the bleed-through at the bottom of the image was from the street some ~50 metres away from our garden.//