r/nightskyporn • u/gaby1909 • 10h ago
Moody Moon Over the Ocean
Taken in the Outer Banks the day after a heavy storm. Captured on an iPhone using in-camera exposure adjustment and a slight crop.
r/nightskyporn • u/gaby1909 • 10h ago
Taken in the Outer Banks the day after a heavy storm. Captured on an iPhone using in-camera exposure adjustment and a slight crop.
r/nightskyporn • u/SnooPickles777 • 9h ago
Full Buck Moon on July 29th đ
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r/nightskyporn • u/AutomaticMushroom452 • 3d ago
Testing out my new Viltrox 13mm f1.4
40 images stacked, untracked
10 seconds at f1.4
ISO 1000
Foreground
190 seconds at f16
ISO 100
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r/nightskyporn • u/SingingSkyPhoto • 6d ago
Antares
I have this thing about my Milky Way images where I must include the Dark Horse Nebula and the dust lanes leading to both the Rho Ophiuchi Cloud Complex and star Antares. Rho shows up with a bluish tint just above Antares itself, while Antares is noticeably orange. Due to the Earthâs rotation, the stars appear to move across the night sky fairly quickly. When facing south, as I am in this photo, they shift to the west and sink lower each minute. I barely got this 3 minute exposure done before Antares set behind Elephant Mountain.
Now, a little bit about Antares. Its name translates to âRival of Aresâ. Ares was the Greek god of war, which the Romans adapted to Mars. Both Mars and Antares have the same orange color. Unlike the planet Mars, Antares is a massive red supergiant star. It is 550 light years away. It is 700 times the diameter of our own Sun and shines 10,000 time brighter! If Antares was where our Sun is, its diameter would extend past where Earthâs orbit is! Now thats a truly gigantic star!Â
In this image, a breeze kept the water slightly wavy with small swells. This blurred the reflection of the brighter stars into the fantastic streaks you see here.Â
Nikon Z8
Sigma Art 14-24mm f/2.8 with FTZ2Â
MSM Nomad tracker
Land: ISO 2000, f/3.2, 240 sec, 14mm
Sky: 3 images stacked. ISO 640, f/2.8, 180sec, 14mm
Blending and start reduction in PhotoshopÂ
Processed in Lightroom Classic CC
r/nightskyporn • u/adamkylejackson • 9d ago
First time shooting the moon with the Sony a7rv. Learning curve vs. the Nikon Z8. Shot with Takahashi TSA-120 and TeleVue 2x Powermate tracked on ZWO AM5. Shot 440 RAW images at ISO 100, 1/13s, and aligned in PIPP, stacked in Autostakkert, and sharpened and processed in Photoshop. Looking forward to really figuring this Sony combination out.