looking at the shutter count of 15 seconds and how uniformly black the silhouette is (it can't have been bright night or you'd not get the stars in 15 seconds) I'm gonna go out on limb and say this has been tinkered with lets see if it survives moderation......
Depends on the lens/ISO combination (assuming the aperture would be wide open. I've gotten incredible star fields and MW with an f/1.4 at ISO 3200 and a 4 sec exposure.
my point is re the silhouette not the star field.....
looking at the shutter count of 15 seconds and how uniformly black the silhouette is (it can't have been bright night or you'd not get the stars in 15 seconds) I'm gonna go out on limb and say this has been tinkered with lets see if it survives moderation......
Depends on the lens/ISO combination (assuming the aperture would be wide open. I've gotten incredible star fields and MW with an f/1.4 at ISO 3200 and a 4 sec exposure.
Wow this is very impressive. I would love to know how you capture a shot like this and now long the shutter needs to stay open. I guess it wasn't too long or you had cardboard cut out subjects:)
looking at the shutter count of 15 seconds and how uniformly black the silhouette is (it can't have been bright night or you'd not get the stars in 15 seconds) I'm gonna go out on limb and say this has been tinkered with lets see if it survives moderation......
Wow this is very impressive. I would love to know how you capture a shot like this and now long the shutter needs to stay open. I guess it wasn't too long or you had cardboard cut out subjects:)
Will be curious to understand after the challenge if this is a single capture or stacked to get the shadows on even the reins so sharp but capture the stars too - stunning image! 10
Man and horse spoil this one for me (especially the fact you still can see some detail in the man, I would prefer a 100% silhouette in this kind of image), but a great sky!
Horsemen standing under milkyway
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