1 vs 4000: I couldn't afford a Telescope or an expensive Star Tracker, so I took almost 4000 exposures of Orion Nebula over 3 nights with just an entry level camera from a fairly light polluted city in central India. Merged them together using a technique called 'Stacking' and this is the result[OC]
Since I couldn't afford a Telescope or an expensive Star Tracker, I spent 3 nights taking over 3000 Exposures of The Andromeda Galaxy using just an entry-level Camera from a fairly light polluted city in Central India. Merged them together using a technique called Stacking, & this is the result [OC]
1 vs 4000: I couldn't afford a Telescope or an expensive Star Tracker, so I took almost 4000 exposures of Orion Nebula over 3 nights with just an entry level camera from a fairly light polluted city in central India. Merged them together using a technique called 'Stacking' and this is the result[OC]
1 vs 240: Most of the Milky Way shots we see here have mountains, deserts, lakes etc in the foreground indicating that you need to go to a darker area to capture the Galaxy. Here I've attempted to image the Galaxy right from a light polluted city in India by stacking 240 different exposures together
5 years ago I tried to capture Milky Way for the first time and got disappointed because of the light pollution in my city in Central India. I've been learning Astrophotography since and this is my latest attempt. Both shots were taken from the same location, with the same exact entry-level gear[OC]
