Between Rocks and a hard place

WOWWWWWW, so beautiful, Steve ******************

Glad you like it a rather interesting effect you get.

nice work Steve. Personally I think the single exposures are a bit overexposed. It might look better with less trails and a darker sky inbetween

Its some thing I have always wanted to try I will do a north facing shot but it was into the city lights here so no point. this was set up as the southern pole is higher I set it on top of the rock , the north lower that went to the bottom of the picture. my normal astro setting here same as the bow.

For the bows you realy need ISO 1600. For trails I use ISO 400 t=30 sec.f/3,5

I agree with you that depending on ISO the number of stars you get I have gone down as far as ISO 250.

www.ipernity.com/doc/1073393/album/1213842

This group may interest you its was in this case of seeing just what the pattern is so i went with 1600

Wonderful work!

Best wishes
Füsun

Thank you Fusun thses are a great addition to the night sky that any one can do just a little info and some practice , results like this.

Magical!

thanks Andy I am always blown away with the results each time I do one why its so interesting.

Very effective, Steve. My poor old computer would have conniptions if I tried processing 86 shots at once!

not at all try this

www.markus-enzweiler.de/StarStaX/StarStaX.html

so easy you will ask yourself why you never did one before.

Thanks very much for that lead, Steve. I'll give it a go.

A terrific shot Steve!!

Thanks some thing I enjoy no end , part of the fun you can have in the night with the stars.

Hi Steve

I like this very much!!

Am a great admirer of your star pictures, and very jealous of your very clear skies!
Maybe, one day...

Best Wishes, and a Good Weekend
Peter

This is some thing you can do in the UK as well not matter what easy and quite simple. if you are interested.

www.ipernity.com/doc/1073393/album/1213842

All the very best to you as well as you get the clear cold nights.

Amazing and beautiful. Fine work, indeed.

Thank you its quite interesting to see the effects you can get just from your shoot direction.

Fascinating... It goes to show just how much the stars do move!