Back in January I went to Sedona to try and capture the Quadrantids meteor shower. I didn't have any luck with capturing a meteor streak. I also had my other DSLR set up to try and capture star trails, about 1 1/2 hours worth. At the time I had no idea how to process the images. I recently downloaded 'StarStax' that I used for my trails shot from earlier this week. I then went back to January's shots and used the software to come up with this.
@rjb71 Thank you so much. I would love to see what you could capture.
@olivetreeann Thank you so much for the fav. The program is a free one too and so easy to use. When you take your shots, a few ( I had 4) dark shots are required. I just took shots with the lens
cap on.
@jernst1779 Learning how to use StarStax was fun and easy. I think that if I try again, I will have either a thick blanket or maybe battery powered hunting socks. I'm getting to be a real softy as I gain wisdom, aka age :-). Truly very thankful for the fav.
@kali66 Thank you so kindly for the fav. I agree star trails are truly amazing.
@fbailey You are very kind, thank you a great deal for the fav.
@gggg This was taken in Sedona, land of the vortex, so mayyybe? Thank you so much for the fav.
@bubblequeen When I took my shots, I was worried that the tree being lit up my the parking lot light would be a problem. I'm glad that I was wrong. I would love to see what you could capture if you try.
@eudora You've seen the New Mexico skies so you know how amazing the stars are out west. When it's warmer, I love just gazing at the stars. Very thankful for the fav.
@rjb71 Thank you so much. I would love to see what you could capture.
@olivetreeann Thank you so much for the fav. The program is a free one too and so easy to use. When you take your shots, a few ( I had 4) dark shots are required. I just took shots with the lens
cap on.
@jernst1779 Learning how to use StarStax was fun and easy. I think that if I try again, I will have either a thick blanket or maybe battery powered hunting socks. I'm getting to be a real softy as I gain wisdom, aka age :-). Truly very thankful for the fav.
@kali66 Thank you so kindly for the fav. I agree star trails are truly amazing.
@fbailey You are very kind, thank you a great deal for the fav.
@gggg This was taken in Sedona, land of the vortex, so mayyybe? Thank you so much for the fav.
@bubblequeen When I took my shots, I was worried that the tree being lit up my the parking lot light would be a problem. I'm glad that I was wrong. I would love to see what you could capture if you try.
@eudora You've seen the New Mexico skies so you know how amazing the stars are out west. When it's warmer, I love just gazing at the stars. Very thankful for the fav.
@onewing Thank you so kindly for the fav.
@golftragic Thank you a great deal for the fav. Staying up as opposed to getting up at dead dark early to do this is better for me.