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Setting of Nebulae

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Author: Basudeb Chakrabarti / Soumyadeep Mukherjee

Image Details:
Nikon D750
Samyang 135 mm F2.0 lens
I-Optron Sky Guider Pro
Sky: 2 Panel Mosaic
Each Panel: 75 X 60 sec at ISO 500 at F2.0
Foreground: 60 sec at ISO 100 at F5.6 at Blue hour

Setting of Nebulae

Basudeb says,

“During my solo Astrophotography tour at Yousmarg, Kashmir at the end of August, it was raining when I had reached at the spot and the sky condition was terrible. I had a video-con with other members of my Astrophotography club “Astronomads Bangla” who were equally excited. Raj assured me that there can be a sudden weather change in the mountains and there was a forecast for clear skies. As the sky did not clear till 8pm in the night, I went back to my hotel room. Around 9pm, I went to the valley and saw that the sky was getting slowly cleared. I was so excited that I ran to grab my equipment and started setting up. While I was setti g up, the sky became completely free from clouds. I posted a test shot of the Milky Way in our Astro-club “Astronomads Bangla” group. It won’t be suitable to share the wonderful curses that Goutam made after seeing the test shot.

It was also my first time using a z-bracket for a mosaic and it worked like a charm.”

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