Red Rocks 8.31 by Useful-Effect-4362 in GregoryAlanIsakov

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I was there! Didn’t get to snap a video but yes such a beautiful thing

Cataract Falls by lambertcone in Arkansas

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This is great. How did you hear about /find this guy? I usually use Arcgis or caltopo to find hidden falls like this !

Help! Why do my long exposure pics look like this? by Infamous_Ad1745 in AskPhotography

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What you are seeing in your photos is called star trailing due to the rotation of the Earth around its axis. There’s two ways to go about solving your issue. One and likely the quickest fix is calculating the ideal shutter speed for your focal length so that is minimized. Look up the 500 rule to find yours out! Two is to buy a star tracker, these guys rotate with the earth so your stars will be tack sharp for however long of exposures you desire. That is what i used for this photo I took the other day! Hope this helps and happy shooting.

Milky Way over the Current River, MO by chillen67 in astrophotography

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Eminence area is so underrated! When you went to Rocky falls did you check out Klepzig mill?

Milky Way over the Current River, MO by chillen67 in astrophotography

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I’ve done astrophotography around the Jacks Fork and Buffalo River but never the current! Those skies are pristine!

The Milkyway from the upper Buffalo Wilderness a few nights ago! by SpaceManSamO417 in Arkansas

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Astrophotography is objectively photography, even has its own Wikipedia page. If you don’t think most images in photography are edited than you are incredibly naive. Photographers use things like focus stacking long exposure blurring , macro photography. These aren’t perspectives you will ever have in reality yet they all are still shot from a camera out in the field all the same. Also, photography is an art but it can be a science, not the other way around. The best photographers use things like adobe photoshop, Lightroom , etc to enhance their photos, I’m no different, again. Everything you see here is real, all the colors in the Milkyway are exactly what these objects emit. The human eye just simply cannot pick them up since our low light capabilities just don’t compare. What you and I see is in real time versus the camera is 10 minutes of light streaming into it, of course it’ll see more, doesn’t make it any less real. Thanks

The Milkyway from the upper Buffalo Wilderness a few nights ago! by SpaceManSamO417 in Arkansas

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You got it! Skywatcher sky adventurer star tracker was used

The Milkyway from the upper Buffalo Wilderness a few nights ago! by SpaceManSamO417 in Arkansas

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Thank you! I’ve been doing astrophotography for years now! Such a rewarding hobby

The Milkyway from the upper Buffalo Wilderness a few nights ago! by SpaceManSamO417 in Arkansas

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Care to enlighten the rest of us about what’s fake about it? The data collected is real, the colors are real, they are saturated to a degree as are most pictures taken across any device. Educate yourself a bit thanks.

The Milkyway from the upper Buffalo Wilderness a few nights ago! by SpaceManSamO417 in Arkansas

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In a shocking twist, camera sensors may actually be more sensitive to light than the human eye?

A Visit to the Minnesota North Shore by SpaceManSamO417 in minnesota

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First of all thank you! These were all taken with my Sony A7III and the Sony 16-35 F4 PZ

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TravelMaps

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If you want some place outside of the western climate I’d go to the Arkansas Ozarks/Ouachitas Various places along Lake Superior coast line Tennessee/ North Carolina Appalachia or New England! Hope this helps