Do you really need high ISOs, though?
Why not just REALLY LONG shutter times? > 30sec, etc.
Gorgeous! Much better than it looks in reality! (I do like Columbus, but that pic is awesome)
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pyonir
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you can adjust shutter speed and fstop w/the a85 so its possible
some damn nice pics in this thread... props to them all!!!
Well we're leaving San Juan right now. I can see my signal dropping. 
Goodnight from San Juan
Cheers!
Goodnight from San Juan
Cheers!
These are all pictures taken through an 8" telescope with my Canon D60.
These are some eclipse photos from last August.
And here is the Orion Nebula from last friday.
These are some eclipse photos from last August.
And here is the Orion Nebula from last friday.
These are the only one's I have on my work computer.
I was so mad that I didn't have my tripod with me, but I had no idea the sky was going to look so awesome that night.
Rochester, NY Pier
McD's at Midnight at 75MPH:
McDonalds
I was so mad that I didn't have my tripod with me, but I had no idea the sky was going to look so awesome that night.
Rochester, NY Pier
McD's at Midnight at 75MPH:
McDonalds
Thats a dang big boiler you are putting together. I interned at a paper mill in NC a few years ago and got to help rebuild a recovery boiler (which blew up 10 months later, there goes $50 million) It was a ton of fun. I got to work 12-14 hours a day 7 days a week for three months. Yea for over time, I was making a lot more than the full time engineers!
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Those pics were from a fluidized bed boiler in Seward PA. There are two in that building. I'm thinking it was a 500-750 megawatt facility, but I can't remember. There were over 1,000,000 manhours on that job. I was pushing the nite crew pipefitters (we don't work on the boiler sections you see in the pics, just the associated piping) and worked 15 hours a day most days. In 6 months I made so much money it made baby Jesus cry.
The outfit I was working for went bankrupt on that job and the gravy train came to a halt. It was a sad day.
I worked for a couple other outfits at a lesser capacity on the same project but was so spoiled I ended up coming home.
The southern cross: http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/FreshFish/IMG_0799.jpg
The moon rise: http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/FreshFish/IMG_0800.jpg
Both taken at Cerro Tololo Inter-Amican Observatory, 1.5 hours out of La Serena, Chile, with a Canon A75
Edit: both are 15 sec. exposures
The moon rise: http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/FreshFish/IMG_0800.jpg
Both taken at Cerro Tololo Inter-Amican Observatory, 1.5 hours out of La Serena, Chile, with a Canon A75
Edit: both are 15 sec. exposures
Awesome pics!
It looks like most of you guys have cameras that compensate for 'Hot pixels'.
My Olympus 720 has lots of hot pixels so I have to take a black frame and correct afterwards in software. Sorry no pics.
It looks like most of you guys have cameras that compensate for 'Hot pixels'.
My Olympus 720 has lots of hot pixels so I have to take a black frame and correct afterwards in software. Sorry no pics.
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