r/milkyway

Stacked/Blended/Tracked

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I was looking for a Tajinaste, one of the iconic symbols of the Canary Islands, and I was lucky enough to find it beneath the famous Mirador de Los Andenes. In front of me, a volcanic landscape rises above a sea of clouds that gently blankets the villages below, while one of the most breathtaking night skies in the Canary Islands unfolds overhead.

• Sky: Canon R + Canon 6D | 3-panel panorama | 120s | f/2.8 | ISO 1600
Ha 6x120 s| f/2.8| ISO 3200
• Foreground: 180s | 1/2.8 | ISO 3200

Stacked/Blended/Tracked

Cappella della Vitaleta | Galactic Core

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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

One of the best places in India to stargaze has got to be Ladakh. Was blessed to witness The Milky Way during my Ladakh trip. A trip to cherish forever ❣️

Learning how to stack/edit Milky Way photos. This was a good learning project. I might redo it in the future as I get better with editing.

Nikon Z6 Samyang 14 mm f2.8

Sky - 15 stacked photos taken at iso 5000 for 5 seconds each

Foreground - 1 single at 800 iso for 3 minutes, f4

Stacked in sequator Edited in darktable Composite work done in photoshop Final touches in Lightroom

I think this needed heavier editing than normal since the moon was slightly out and casting a lot of light

Took this photo Monday night/Tuesday morning around 2am. This was a single shot, 10-second exposure, 6400 ISO, shot on a Sony a7RV, with a 20mm f1.4 Sigma lens. I took more than 600 photos over the course of the night, and this is one of my favorite single shots. I plan to do some stacking with some of the others. The gear photo was taken with a Pixel 9 Pro in Night Sight mode.