Seneca Milky Way

[tehrlich]

Had some fun taking Milky Way pictures this weekend. The Seneca was enjoying it too!

[WinnieView]

Beautiful picture!

[cabinetmaker]

Great picture!

[ifallsguy]

Exposure and location information?

Was this photoshopped?

[SloPoke]

Awesome picture...

[tehrlich]

No photoshop. It was taken about 5:30 am in Junction, Texas last Sunday.

I took this image about 5am on the South Llano River.
Spyder Milky Way Jupiter by Todd Ehrlich, on Flickr

[tehrlich]

South Llano MW Reflected by Todd Ehrlich, on Flickr

[Higgy]

Im guessing it wasnt an iphone Stunning pics

[ifallsguy]

Originally Posted by tehrlich

No photoshop. It was taken about 5:30 am in Junction, Texas last Sunday.

I took this image about 5am on the South Llano River.
Spyder Milky Way Jupiter by Todd Ehrlich, on Flickr

Thanks. Great images. Do you remember exposure and ISO?

[tehrlich]

Originally Posted by ifallsguy

Thanks. Great images. Do you remember exposure and ISO?

Every camera requires different ISO and exposure times because of sensor capabilities and processing.

I use Sony full frame sensor cameras. They see in the dark very well These particular images were taken with a Sony A7Rii camera at 15 seconds and at 3200 ISO.

[ifallsguy]

Originally Posted by tehrlich

Every camera requires different ISO and exposure times because of sensor capabilities and processing.

I use Sony full frame sensor cameras. They see in the dark very well These particular images were taken with a Sony A7Rii camera at 15 seconds and at 3200 ISO.

Thanks for the information. I have several full frame DSLR. Just wanted an idea where to start. Did you use tracking or fixed time exposure?