>> <<
>> Wow. Every time I consider playing with astrophotography, I see stuff
like
>> this, and think maybe not. I know that my results will be disappointing
>> compared to what I'm used to seeing, especially the beauty that has
come
>> from Hubble.
>>
>> Yes and no. You'll proud of what you can accomplish, given you need
>> at least a dark sky,
>
> Not necessarily:
> ...
Moose,
I remember your great recovery on the Lawrence Woods image of the meteor
in a polluted sky.
But you simply can't extract something that isn't there, and if you have
to limit the
exposure due to a "bright" sky, you set a limit on what you can record. If
you want to
expose faint objects you need a sky that is fainter (measured on a
specific area).
On a polluted sky you can do sometimes wonders on planet/moon photography
though.
Ralf
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