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Originally posted by lnfideI
Excellent.
Star and Flag and thank you.
I am not understanding the 758 frames in 30 secs thing though
How can a consumer camera take that many frames a second?
Originally posted by wmd_2008
For the photographers on here this is how the above video was done.
Nikon D700, 14-24mm lens, ISO 3200, 754 frames x 30sec
Originally posted by FireballStorm
Originally posted by wmd_2008
For the photographers on here this is how the above video was done.
Nikon D700, 14-24mm lens, ISO 3200, 754 frames x 30sec
To be fair, although it's not anywhere near the same ballpark as Hubble in terms of cost, that is a fairly costly collection of kit. In particular, the lens is arguably the best wide-angle zoom for astrophotography, and has a price to match. It's a lens I have been lusting after for a while, but unless I can find it cheap somewhere it'll be a while before I can afford it.
Similar results could be achieved with much more modest budget for equipment in my experience, especially if someone is willing to buy used.
I do agree though that it's amazing what can be achieved with fairly modest equipment. Good post