r/milkyway

Milky Way captured in the Czech Republic. Stack of 15 frames. Any feedback or tips for improvement?

Camera and lens: Sony A7R II with Samyang 24mm f1.8
SW: Sequator

Shot with R8 mod and hydrogen a plus visual and Sigma 24mm art tracked with NOMAD. Milky Way at 4 minutes f/4 iso400 blue hour blend. Which do you like better? Blue hour blend or with people walking through with flashlights?

Canon EOS R and Canon RF 16mm f2,8. Stack and Photoshop

Was outside tonight to get a look at perseiden meteors and got a huge date with our home galaxy!
Sadly starlink everywhere but no chance to avoid those these days. Might be shooting stars aswell but I’m not sure.

Edit: Some of you asked how I did this.
I just took a 30s exposure shot by holding the (3s) icon, which appears on night mode. By holding it you can set it to max time which is 10s.
When your phone ist absolut steady (tripod, lay it down like I did) it will switch to 30s which ist the max exposure time. Use the timer to make sure you’re not moving the phone and that’s it basically.

Canon EOS R and Canon RF 16mm f2,8. ISO 1600, 20 Sekunden

Stacked/Blended/Tracked

Cappella della Vitaleta | Galactic Core

ig: https://www.instagram.com/flory.ro?igsh=b3Y4ZTU3Nmk0cTBt&utm\_source=qr

My first galactic core image had to be in Tuscany✨

The illuminated Cappella della Vitaleta beneath a fiery sky, with the heart of the Milky Way dominating the Val d’Orcia.

Shot with Canon 6D astromod + Canon R | Canon 50mm f/1.8 | tracked with nomad

Sky 15x120” ISO 800 f2.8

Land 6 shots bracketing

Ha 12x120” ISO 3200 f2.8

After what felt like a whole summer, the skies finally cleared during recent night with no moon. Plan was to escape the city glow and shoot a Milkyway panorama in which I partially succeeded as light pollution from the city still took over the centre of the frame.

Gear

Shot on Sony a7RV & Viltrox 27mm f1.2* with help of Syrp Genie Mini II Pan&Tilt kit.

SW used for processing

PTGui, Siril, PS and LR.

Exposure info

40 shot panorama, 10s, f1.2 and ISO 1600 for each frame.

*Yes, I know that Viltrox 27mm f1.2 is an APS-C lens, I'm in the process of selling it and getting an FF equivalent. Recommendations are welcomed.

Tried to incorporate some deep sky in my Milky Way photography using my Seestar S30…

Canon EOS R100 + Canon RF 24mm f/1.8. This is about 250s exposure I believe, stacked in Sequator and processed using LrC. Taken in Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹.