Fixed Tripod Astrophotography And The 600 Rule
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© Greg Gibbs. You may NOT use, replicate, manipulate, or modify any images in this tutorial without my permission. All Rights Reserved.I wanted to do something to thank the over 1000 people who watch my work here on DA. Your support is greatly appreciated.
A basic guide to fixed tripod astrophotography. This is my first go at producing a tutorial of sorts. I hope you find it helpful.
Image size
1200x2360px 1.63 MB
IMAGE DETAILS
Shutter Speed
30/1 second
ISO Speed
3200
Date Taken
Jun 26, 2012, 10:21:24 PM
Software
Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows
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CapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
Thank you so much 
Rubber-Band-Of-DoomHobbyist Traditional Artist
This is great! Incredible shots too!
Might I have your permission to print a paper copy of this to add to my charts for field reference? I'd really appreciate it!
Might I have your permission to print a paper copy of this to add to my charts for field reference? I'd really appreciate it!
CapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
Thank you so much Sure
SureRubber-Band-Of-DoomHobbyist Traditional Artist
No problem!
Thank you so much
Thank you so much
JamesGravell General Artist
How I've never stumbled upon this I'll never know. A thousand thanks for this information.
CapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
Glad you like it.
CapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
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UrbanRural-PhotoHobbyist Photographer
Awwww thank you
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UrbanRural-PhotoHobbyist Photographer
You told me this before but I am glad you posted it.
Thanks!
CapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
Glad you like it
I do!
Halcyon1990Hobbyist Photographer
Thank you so very much!
CapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
Glad you like it
Domin-haterHobbyist Photographer
Amazing toturial! Thanks a lot
Too bad I live in The Netherlands (actually, it's a great country to live in, but not if you want to see stars
) and I have to travel for hours to only catch a glimp of the milky way. Western Europe has the most light pollution on earth 
Too bad I live in The Netherlands (actually, it's a great country to live in, but not if you want to see stars
) and I have to travel for hours to only catch a glimp of the milky way. Western Europe has the most light pollution on earth CapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
Thank you so much Glad you liked it
Glad you liked itCapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
Thank you so much Glad you liked it
Glad you liked it
CapturingTheNightHobbyist Photographer
What do you mean?
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