These were from a few weeks ago but...yeah :) friend is a nut about rc planes so i went with him one day

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measly JPG from saturday
didn't realize I could use Protune in Photo Mode (GoPro)

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Andromeda Galaxy.
92 seconds, f5.6, 3200 ISO
- Sony A7RII
- Canon 400mm f5.6L
- Metabones Canon to Sony Adapter

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this is exactly what i was just researching online :lol wanted to try and do some astrophotography but balked at the equipment needed

From NYC

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Senna if you don't mind me asking, did you use dark shots to get rid of the artifacts on the A7RII?

this article suggests that there was algorithm tweaking or something in the a7rii which lessens artifacts, especially with astrophotography, the person compares it with the a7r which produces artifacts around stars but they arent there on the a7rii shot

#393. In the A7rII, has Sony secretely tweaked its recipe for RAW? | DearSusan

there's also this topic which details how to avoid having the a7rii take 12bit photos
http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1379163

Simply AMAZING!

Nope, no noise reduction was used in camera. The files are super clean!

My equatorial mount is the Sky Watcher mount...certainly not cheap, and it's a pain in the ass to align properly (as all of them are) to Polaris, but when I do get it right, the results are amazing.

Fuji XT-10
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Yep. He's finally overflowed off Facebook and has invaded here.

Been a minute or two lol.

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so i tried taking a pic o this flower the other day, and im trying to get a better hang of PP in lightroom

I like how this one ended up, i turned the contrast down to -100

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But people i've shown it to prefers this one with the contrast turned up a bit (+35)


trying to read some tutorials and watch some vids on LR use but so far i haven't found any good channels or lessons

suggestions?

Went to Mt. Baker (Kulsan) this past weekend for some landscapey shit.

The road leading up to Artist Point at sunrise with Mt. Shuksan in the background.
Sony A7RII + Canon 16-35mm f4L IS
2 seconds, f8, 100 ISO
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Mt. Baker at sunrise.
Canon 5DS + Canon 100-400mm f4.5~f5.6L IS II
30 seconds, f8, 100 ISO
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Road leading up to Artist Point just after sunset.
Sony A7RII + Canon 16-35mm f4L IS
12 minutes, f5.6, 100 ISO
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Been a while..

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ANA 787-9 R2D2
 

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So I was taking some night photos up at Garibaldi Lake a few months ago and forgot to ask this question. Why are my photos turning out blue on high temp kelvin? This shot was taken at 6200 kelvin but looks like 2700 kelvin. My camera I used at that time was Nikon D300 with Nikon 17-55. Any clues why and tips to avoid this?

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That WB looks about right to me? You aren't going to change the color of the night sky or the reflected glow on the mountains by changing your WB. Its for adjusting the whites back to proper white. You would need a proper white light source to check that, and I don't think the light in the foreground is going to work