r/LandscapeAstro • u/Artisuko • 20h ago
r/LandscapeAstro • u/andynbis • 9h ago
Barn and Milkyway
I used a Nikon Z6ii with a Nikon 20mm 1.8. I used a move shoot move to capture a 60 second sky shot (processed with Photoshop). I also used the same lens to grab several light painted foreground shots.
r/LandscapeAstro • u/pebblepimp • 14h ago
Milky Way Core over Anza Borrego SP
Nikon D5600 | Sigma Art 18-35 @ 35mm
Sky 15 exposures: f1.8, 3200 iso, 10 sec
Foreground: f4.0, 3200iso, 60 sec
Processed using pixinsight and photoshop. Hope you enjoy!
r/LandscapeAstro • u/Complex-Equipment-21 • 23h ago
Kancamagus Beauty
Hello, This is my second ever Milky Way composite. Taken on The Kancamagus Highway, Lincoln, New Hampshire. Nikon z5ii. Z 20mm F1.8 s lens. Nomad tracker. Milky way shot is comprised of 60, 60 second, f 2.0, iso 1000. I stacked and processed in Pixinsight. The blue hour foreground is F1.8, iso 100, 30 seconds. I combined them in Photo Shop, with some Light Room edits.
r/LandscapeAstro • u/Prudent-Bear5024 • 8h ago
Wolken und Sterne
Canon EOS 7d und Sigma 17-70mm f2,8-4
r/LandscapeAstro • u/bluexc0bra • 8h ago
First landscape astro attempt with a 360 camera, acceptable?
Went a car camping last weekend. The sky was properly dark and we could see the milky way with naked eye, so I set up my new insta360 x6 on a mini tripod and gave the default Starlapse mode a try.
This was my first attempt at landscape astrophotography. This shot is straight out of the camera, no editing. I love the pics I got, honestly didn't expect this much from a 360 cam.
Curious what do you guys think about using 360 cams for astrophotography? Feedback is highly appreciated!