(Milkyway) Road to nowhere
Photo description / processing
I understand that there is no place for artistry in astrophotography. Therefore, I tried to convey the atmosphere of that very moment when I was trying to take this shot, as much as I am capable of in principle. It was eerie, gloomy, but the starry sky overhead was simply fantastic. I convey my feelings to you.
I photograph quite a lot of things. However, out of all that, an vanishingly insignificant number of photos make it to publication. All because I am never happy with my shots and the results. In this way, I risk becoming a hostage to my own ambitions and never showing anything. This time I forced myself.
Technically, I could pick apart almost everything here. But I don't want to)
Perhaps this shot is the "least terrible" of all the ones I managed to get from the series of shots.
Technical parameters of the shot (duplicated on the shot itself):
- Camera: Sony A7s (mod)
- Exposure: 6 shots of 15 seconds each (6400 iso)
- Lens: Samyang 14 f/2.8 (Stopped down to 3.5)
- Software: Sequator, GradXprert, Starnet, Photoshop
Technical information
- Telescope/Lens
- Samyang 14mm f/2.8 Lens
- Camera
- Sony α7S
- Mount
- Tripod
- Software
- Sequator, Adobe Photoshop
Exposure
- 6 × 15″ · ISO/Gain: 6400 ·
Total exposure: 2 m









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