At 15:54 06/08/2003 -0300, Fernando Gonzalez Gentile wrote:
>What I cannot figure out is how did you manage not to overexpose the
>foreground objects.
At dark sites, the sky is brighter than the landscape.
>Maybe because they're red (why red_please), but I saw
>another picture in your site -8 hours exposure, must have been during
>winter- with common buildings in the foreground and they were not
>overexposed.
Astronomers use dim red lights when they need to illuminate what they're
working on. That has the minimum impact on imaging and human dark adaptation.
>I got a little overexposure on this situation, and remember to
>have +1 compensation only. Maybe I should have trusted the circuitry better.
I never use automatic exposure for star trails. It yields unpredictable results
and drains camera batteries.
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Matt BenDaniel
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