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ISO 1600. And yes, I pushed the stack. Here is a stack of 54 with a little more natural coloring.
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That second one is much better, as far as noise goes. 🙂 I asked just to make sure, I wondered if maybe the RAW conversion process was pushing the exposure and adding noise, or something like that. Are these stacked from RAW files, or
.jpgfiles?OK, now with a year of experience under my belt, I try again at the Milky Way. I was using a 7D this time instead of the XS, but the same lens.
I shot 30 Raw frames at:
ISO 6400
F/3.5
10 sec
18mm
Then, I ran them through a few editing programs, thanks to @buddingphotographer for the code!!! And then finished the editing in Lightroom. Next I combined the foreground in GIMP. This is the finished picture.Attachments:
Wow, that’s quite an improvement! 🙂 I’m sure the higher quality sensor makes a difference, as well as better shooting and processing techniques. Good job!
Unbelievable difference, @austinvinar! I can see that making a good submission for a VPO one of these days.
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