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Brianne
on April 5, 2014Would it be better to use a wide lens for this?
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on March 17, 2014whether it's using photoshop?
James Vernacotola Photography
on November 11, 2012Thanks everyone for the nice compliments! Katie, check out the link to "How to Photograph Star Trails" at the top of this page. That will explain how I used multiple 30-second exposures to create these images.
Katie
on October 31, 2012What camera do you have that lets your shutter speed be 235 minutes? and/or how did you create images with such long star trails?
Joe Abounader (LightAndLinesPhotography)
on July 23, 2012Thank you for putting this up. It must have taken a lot of effort and a lot of your time. Great photos as well.
CoilePhotography
on March 19, 2012Thank you so much for sharing. This will help my experimentation greatly.
Brandon
on January 6, 2012I believe he used software to digitally fuse his images and create longer star-trails. If you look again at the pictures above all of them originate at the same point, so you can conclude he used 10 min or less exposure times and he recommended iso 100- 200, preferring the former in his how-to.
bimal
on November 23, 2011u r the genius sir... HATS off...
i read the full page of ur tricks,,and i also tried this with my cam d90 i will get good result.. and i became a fan of u..
thanks for your support.
regard bimalMary
on November 8, 2011Very informative. I look forward to trying it for myself
Ben
on April 21, 2011This is a great example of different shutter speeds. I'd imagine as you decreased your shutter speed, you had to compensate for the increased light. Lower ISO, higher aperture, etc. I know it's asking a lot, but you wouldnt happen to have the exposure for the 9 shots above? If so great.....