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Some shots from Buttermere at night
A single shot with the E-M5ii
Buttermere by moonlight 2 by Alf Branch, on Flickr
A live Composite shot with the E-M5ii
Buttermere by moonlight by Alf Branch, on Flickr
A single shot with the E-M5ii
Buttermere by moonlight 2 by Alf Branch, on FlickrA live Composite shot with the E-M5ii
Buttermere by moonlight by Alf Branch, on Flickr
Taken couple weeks ago, while wandering up to the top of Beinn Lora.
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Amazing sunset. Did you get down before dark - looks like you only had about 20 mins light left - or were you staying out?
Nice shot
Taken couple weeks ago, while wandering up to the top of Beinn Lora.
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I managed to get to top before sun actually set. Yes your correct was about 20 min light left when picture was taken.
Was a mad rush up to the top of hill , for actual sunset. this was best pic taken that night, sunset pictures turned out not good.
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How about this which is a 1 hour 40 minute in camera live composite shot using my Olympus OMD E-M1 the some work in photoshop
Butteremere startrails_ by Alf Branch, on Flickr
Butteremere startrails_ by Alf Branch, on FlickrAmazing, Alf!
I wish my Panasonic would allow me to do star trails. It only allows exposures of max. 120 seconds, even with manual exposure time on B or timed cable release. I don't have the nerves to stack pictures in Photoshop, so all I can do is save for another camera and enjoy your pictures!
I wish my Panasonic would allow me to do star trails. It only allows exposures of max. 120 seconds, even with manual exposure time on B or timed cable release. I don't have the nerves to stack pictures in Photoshop, so all I can do is save for another camera and enjoy your pictures!
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Here are a couple of shots from another local beach at sunset.
Tom hurds rock sunset LE by Alf Branch, on Flickr
Tom hurds rock sunset by Alf Branch, on Flickr
Tom hurds rock sunset LE by Alf Branch, on FlickrTom hurds rock sunset by Alf Branch, on Flickr
A couple of shots from today in Wasdale where the weather was either great or awful depending on you point of view
A hailstorm on the water
Wasdale hailstorm by Alf Branch, on Flickr
Reflections in a pond with a small lone tree
Wasdale lone tree pond by Alf Branch, on Flickr
A hailstorm on the water
Wasdale hailstorm by Alf Branch, on FlickrReflections in a pond with a small lone tree
Wasdale lone tree pond by Alf Branch, on Flickr
I both have a G5 and a GX7, my husband has a G6. All of them have a max. exposure time of 2 minutes, no matter what you try (bulb with locked cable release, timer). I know that I probably can blend them in Photoshop, but I am always too lazy to do that. Tried it with HDMI and Panorama shots, they all still sit in single pictures on my harddrive, I never managed to put them together...
You need something like Starstax for startrails
http://www.markus-enzweiler.de/software/software.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6ypRbPzoPM
For stitching panoramas it is easy in Photoshop if the shots are planned well enough
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POnvTgZx2gI
Thanks! Will have a look at Starstax! For panoramas I just use my Sony RX100 which makes good enough panoramas in-camera.
The view from my upstairs window yesterday morning (the only time of year I'm up early enough to do sunrises!)
The view from my upstairs window yesterday morning (the only time of year I'm up early enough to do sunrises!)
Very nice, where about's in N/yorkshire.
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