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Is that one of those satellite galaxies that orbit that larger main galaxies? Cause it looks fairly small for a galaxy. But sweet photo anyways.
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not this is a large galaxy in the local group is even closer to the Milky Way.
thank you
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salut,
avec une lunette de 110mm f/d:7 et un Eos 350d
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Okay, c'est bien ce que je pensais,. J'aimerais bien essayer ce genre de photo , mais j'ai pas de lunette =/ , et avec mon 70-300 , j'arrive Γ peine Γ avoir de belle photo de la lune lol.
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salut,
tu peux rΓ©aliser des images de galaxie comme celle ci [link] avec ton objectif. le seul souci c'est le suivit car la terre tourne !!!
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Amazing man, I can't fault it.
<3 all your astrophotography, truly special.
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yes !!!! thank you very much
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quite amazing. looks like a Hubble image or something (you've probably heard that before).
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not, i'm glad for compliment. Thank you
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Nice to know you're still out there! Great work! Do you enable Mirror Lock-up and Long exposure noise reduction?
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thank you, I don't block the mirror and I don't use the reducer of noise.
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Personally with your camera I would be doing that just for a better image. Do you mind if I explain long exposure noise reduction? Also how to enable both? I'm sure you'll be able to figure it out eitherway
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Okay in the menu of most digital SLR's there is an option for "Custom Functions" Change the options so long exposure noise reduction and mirror lock-up are enabled. If you don't have long exposure noise reduction on your digital camera you can take the same exposure length as the previous image (best effective if taken right after AND with the lens cap ON) this way noise from heat playing on the CMOS unit shows up and can be removed from the image. I'm sure you know how to layer astrophotography so I won't go there...
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That is absolutely incredible. Were you using a telescope with a camera?
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i used 6" reflactor and rebel XT
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