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19-July-2005, 10:04 PM
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I have been trying to take photographs of the stars since I bought my first digital SLR just over a year ago but it always eluded me. The other night I managed to take this from the top of the Rhigos mountain
Treherbert Rhondda South Wales UK 30 sec exposure F/4.5 ISO 100 focal length 34mm at appx 23:30hrs More photos can be viewed here http://www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=Moon+%26+Stars&p=5C46 and here www.durbinphotography.co.uk 
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19-July-2005, 11:43 PM
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Sagittarius Star Cloud. Shot with my Canon 350D on a tripod in Maricopa, AZ. I think it was like a 10 sec shot at ISO1600. Cleaned up in Photoshop.
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20-July-2005, 04:22 PM
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Your Sagittarius star cloud image is very nice. If that is really only 10 seconds of exposure, that came out rather well.
If you stack a bunch of those shots with a tool such as Registax, the stars and background signal can be built up into a very professional image.
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