A couple of weeks ago now I went out and took some images of the Milky Way core. It's the center of the Milky Way galaxy and has a lot of detail and beauty in it which makes it the subject of photos. This is my first attempt at getting a good image of it.
There were some difficulties because my chosen spot to photograph it had much more light pollution than I was expecting and also the moon was out to the west and causing even more light pollution. It was windy out as well so I was not able to get as many good images as I wanted. This is a stack of 6 images. You use stacked images to take out some of the noise created while using long exposures and high ISO levels in the camera. I then watched several videos to learn some techniques to bring out the detail in what I captured and this is the result after I tried those techniques. Not the best one ever, but I was happy with my first effort. The glow at the bottom is the light pollution I am talking about.
Nice one. I still haven't tried that yet.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jim! It's fun and more involved than I would have thought.
DeleteWow, great shot!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tom. You are very kind. I hope to try again next year and get an even better one.
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