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After dozens of posts in the M246 thread, this is my first in this thread, because, after resisting for a year, I sold the M246 and bought the M10M.  We (finally) had a rainstorm in the San Franc

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M10 Monochrom, 90mm Macro-Elmar, ISO 3200m f4, 6 sec

Comet Neowise, July 24, slightly cropped

PS: lean in close to the monitor so your eyes open up to see it best, LOL

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M10 Monochrom, 35mm Summicron ASPH, ISO 12500, f4, 1 sec

Comet Neowise, July 24th from Maine

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My last photo of Neowise, taken again from just outside the churchyard of St Mary's, Aythorpe Roding.  M10-M 35mm Summilux, 8 second exposure at f4.0 shortly before midnight on 20th July.  Will have to wait 6800 years for it to return . . .

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A crop of Jupiter and its moons, 90mm, ISO 3200, f4, .5 sec

and Saturn, Jupiter, and our Milky Way galaxy with 35mm, ISO 3200, f4, 8 sec

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2 minutes ago, T25UFO said:

My last photo of Neowise, taken again from just outside the churchyard of St Mary's, Aythorpe Roding.  M10-M 35mm Summilux, 8 second exposure at f4.0 shortly before midnight on 20th July.  Will have to wait 6800 years for it to return . . .

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Whatever you're doing, it's way better than me... although it might be the hazy air near the ocean in Maine as my excuse. Your astrophotography is excellent!

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Whatever you're doing, it's way better than me... although it might be the hazy air near the ocean in Maine as my excuse. Your astrophotography is excellent!

Thanks, but I can't take the credit.  I set the camera up on a tripod and my son tells me what the settings should be.  He is an amazing astro-photographer - at least, that's what his Dad says!  Take a look at his website and judge for yourself.  Also, click on Films in the top menu and scroll down to the time-lapse Blackout City.  I have no idea how he created this.

http://www.nicholasbuer.com/astrophotography/

 

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A change from comets - a mouldy fruit bowl:

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19 minutes ago, T25UFO said:

Thanks, but I can't take the credit.  I set the camera up on a tripod and my son tells me what the settings should be.  He is an amazing astro-photographer - at least, that's what his Dad says!  Take a look at his website and judge for yourself.  Also, click on Films in the top menu and scroll down to the time-lapse Blackout City.  I have no idea how he created this.

http://www.nicholasbuer.com/astrophotography/

 

I agree with your son's Dad that he's an amazing astro-photographer. I liked the film Ancients a lot too!

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vineyard. 50 lux with orange filter

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The trees. 50 lux with orange filter.

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Summer in Sonoma County, CA, USA, 2020. 50 lux with orange filter.

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After work. Life outside, late night. 18 3.4

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Late night, after shift love. The best. 50 lux.

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Sundown over the Bay of Islands New Zealand. + 50 lux pre.

 

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I agree with your son's Dad that he's an amazing astro-photographer. I liked the film Ancients a lot too!

Glad you like it.  Ancients was shot in the Atacama Desert in Chile.  Blackout City is London (obviously), Spirits in Iceland and Dark Island was a commission from the Tourism Board in (I think) La Palma to encourage star tourism.  He's also had time-lapse commissions from The Weather Channel and Sky TV but a two minute film takes many hours of actual footage and days of shooting.  Blackout City took months to complete.  He's moved on and doesn't shoot time-lapse any more.

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Say cheese! He's a natural 😎

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Here is the Sydney Harbour Bridge - a different perspective showing its arts & crafts influences.

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Living in the past 1,  M10M + Summicron 28 + Yellow Filter

 

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