On my vacation 2 weeks ago i went to the darkest place in my region in Poland to do Astrophotography. "Park Izerski ciemnego nieba" is known for dark skies and it's placed far from cities, i was able to see the Milky Way arch with my own eyes and never saw stars so clear yet. Very happy of the trip and the photo i took there!
20 lights frames stacked in Sequator.
Sony A7IV + Viltrox 16mm 1.8
I was using here 3 Viltrox lenses with my Sony A7IV
Viltrox 16mm 1.8
Viltrox 50mm F2 Air
Viltrox 85 F2 EVO
The first Milky Way core photography with 85mm i ever done. This was done on a warm night at 1:30am behind my house on a open field. For some time i planned about a milky way selfie and i finally done it!
100 shots and 50 dark frames stacked together.
2.5s/F2.8/ISO 10 000
Another night session sitting completely alone in the forest darkness.
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5x Light frames and 10x Dark frames. Stacked in Sequator and edited in Photoshop and Lightroom.
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10s/F2.8/ISO 6400
My first milky way panorama i ever made that i shot back in May when the rapeseed field was still able to see on the field.
A 270mp shot that contains 140 shots in total with 10 panels on the sky shot with black frames included.
Sky 10s/F2.8/ISO 6400
Foreground 15s/F10/ISO 100 (Shot during blue hour the next day)
First time tried defocused Star trails on the East direction.
Decreased the focus ring after 2 shots for 18 min in total, 18 shots stacked in StarStax and blend foreground in Photoshop.
Sky 60s/F4/ISO 640
Foreground 5s/F2.8/ISO 3200
First time tried defocused Star trails on the East direction.
Decreased the focus ring after 2 shots for 18 min in total, 18 shots stacked in StarStax and blend foreground in Photoshop.
Sky 60s/F4/ISO 640
Foreground 5s/F2.8/ISO 3200
Star Trails under Full Moon light | Sony A7IV + Viltrox 85mm F2 EVO
Star Trails shot on May 1st in full moon glowing on the foreground giving a beautiful light. 250 shot in 2h 15m in total, enough to fill the whole screen. Applied Blur on the trails inside Photoshop, cleaned in Lightroom and blend a sharp foreground in Photoshop!