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a cold night in middle germany for 30 minutes...For more infos and prints visit www.matthiashaltenhof.de
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you just have to use the right white balance, so i'd assume to use raw and set it in the raw converter. Let me see your results
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Haha, I always find myself using the wrong white balance by mistake. I'll take a photo and then wonder why it's orange or blue...*alters the white balance* Ah there we go, much better! 
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Fantastic! I need to learn how to do this.
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Sehr schΓΆnes photo
In welchem Abstand hast du die Aufnahmen gemacht? bzw ΓΌber welchen Zeitraum insgesammt dass du solche Streifen bekommst?
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das foto ist quasi 30 minuten belichtet, keine abstΓ€nde.
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Vielen Dank fΓΌr die Information
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I have featured your amazing work in my journal--->[link]
Have a great week!
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thank you
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You are welcome
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Awesome pic
Can you give us the exif data?
Maybe i'll try to take something like that
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thanks
Canon EOS 450D, Canon 10-22@10mm, F4, 30 Seconds, ISO 800, 61 shots.
let me see your results!
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also hast du diese 61 fotos ΓΌbereinandergelegt oder wie entsteht sowas?
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Ok
I'll let you know
Thanks
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Just make sure you do them the same way as the star trails are done, on a tripod with 2-4 seconds exposure only and many shots. I'm going to go try the freeway lights again taking 20 shots in series of the traffic. They are just so many new ideas I have now!
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Cool photo!
What program did you use to combine all 60 shots?
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Thank you! I was Googling my rear end off trying to find this LOL!
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I wanted to tell you that the program is freakin' amazing! I have been using it on all of my long exposure stuff. Here's an example of a photo I could get right until using the program: [link]
Thank you telling me about it!
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uh, thats freaky! how did you came to the idea to use it at a fairground?
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It just came to me that the program is just using the brighter pixels of a photo to add to the first photo. It's not merging each photo together like I have been trying to do.
I had first tried it on a freeway lights photo I have been working on and it worked perfectly! So far it's worked on every single one of my long exposure photos done in series.
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i also need to try this!
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I've heard about these! They're all turning around the North Star, right?
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wow!
did you use a film camera or a digital in this shot?
there's an usual problem using digital image sensor > dead/weak pixel
thanks in advance
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digital, Canon EOS 450D.
I don't have many dead pixels yet, but i cloned out the few ones.
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P.S What are the dots in the middle (airplane? )
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Wheeeeee! *spins in circles* Cool! *falls over, dizzy* Woah. That is an awesome picture.
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haha, thank you
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You're welcome
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This is what I'd call breathtaking. Exactly how did you do it?
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i took 60 single shots and put them together for lower noise and no foreground overexposure.
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Interesting...this is very beautiful; I love the contrast of the sky with the rest of the landscape.
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