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December 2014 : Thursday
Dec 2014 : Thursday
The Milky Way over Milford Sound
Low F-Stops on Star Shots
Veterans already know this, so you guys can just skip over this part! But if you’re just starting to get into star photography, one of the most important things is having a low f-stop on your lens. This means a LOT of light can get in over the exposure. For example, this was taken at f/1.4. The downside to this is that these lenses often tend to be much more expensive! But, then again, you can end up with shots like this one below! 🙂