shavedaccord
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Printed version hanging on my wall:
Printed version hanging on my wall:
Star trail I done awhile ago..
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Fundillo
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makes me finally want to buy a remote
henreeezy xp
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how'd u do that? 
i wana knowww
i wana knowww
shavedaccord
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Used a remote. Total exposure was just over 4 hours long. Point your camera at the north star with a tripod + remote. leave the shutter open even for a couple of minutes and you will catch the earth's rotation in the stars. You also need a COMPLETELY dark area.how'd u do that?
00Accord4cyl
The Orange Skittle
shame a plane didn't fly by in it.....would screw up all the lines haha
i need a remote also..how much do they cost?
i need a remote also..how much do they cost?
finch13
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turbocayenne
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nice shot darryl. Did u use your 28-135?
also can u give us the exif data please?
also can u give us the exif data please?
shavedaccord
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Thank you very much.those pictures are beautiful darryl
btw, just shipped it out.Exacly why I bought shaved's remote he was selling
Depends, I used a Phottix Cleon C8 on my 40d which is an amazing remote. it's wired/wireless and works up to like 100 meters, plus had a shutter lock which made this exposure possible. When I bought the remote it was nearly $50 shipped new. They are down into the $35-$40 range now.
Used my Sigma 10-22 UAW @ 10mm, ISO 100. I don't have any EXIF I forgot to save the RAW from this one which kind of pisses me off. This photograph had so much potential for post processing etc..
Sketch o5
Señor Greengo
that sick darryl
