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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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Great work and well worth the wait!!
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it's pretty strange to stand at a lake waiting for 30 minutes in the night!
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Yeah I am sure, not sure I could do it on my own, with company to not let me scared would be ok!
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I think this is my new favourite of all your star trails pictures. beautiful!
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thanks a lot, i have 2 more to come in the next days!
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What type of filter did you use to get a 30min exposure not overexposed?
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no filter, i used the program startrails, just google for it
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thanks man, i enjoyed your recent upload, nice stuff!
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this is amazing...now to bombard you with questions!
How long was each shot?
What is that reflection in the water?
How do you layer these? In photoshop do you just put one pic on top of the other and change the layer properties to Overlay or something?
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haha
each shot 30 seconds -> 60 shots
it is a star, but i don't know why only this one is reflected... maybe i discovered a special physical-astronomical phenomenon
overlay is the ps method, but there is a freeware program called startrails, -> [link] , it does the same thing for you.
have a nice sunday!
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wooow ist des ein shot oder mehrere ? sieht total toll aus wirklich gut hinbekommen, die farben auch sehr schΓΆn richtig gut!
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60 aufnahmen a 30 sekunden
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i love star trails. i want to give it a shot sometime
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start over now and let me see your results!
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the best startrails shot ive ever seen so far..
whats the bright reflection in the water?
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thank you!
it is a star, but i also don't know why only this one is reflected...
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It's probably all about the angles. But look, it's not the only one - on the right you've got more of them.
I'm just wondering how it's going to look like at longer exposition...
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ok! that is probably one the best sky i have ever seen! Superb long exposure!
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