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Is it free sam?

Talbo - thanks mate :)

Star trail attempt 1:

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If you would like to see a timelapse video just let me know and i will create one.

Now back into the cold to take a shot more to the left.. Perhaps might make a panorama. Will see.

yes but its a nikon mount :P

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it can be free sidd :)

hahah i like your thinking..

how long are those exposures?? an hour??
I'd say it's a few minutes over a whole bunch of shots and then put together.. maybe?

They are 30 second exposures.. Took about 30-40mins worth and yea then bunched together like sam mentioned.

My Star trail shot I took last year was done with a Fisheye lens but it was on the 350D so the crop cancels a lot of the barrel distortion out.

Gonna do another re-shoot as soon as my new camera lands.

I bought an EOS 1Ds MkII yesterday. :P

This one is beautiful zennon: http://lh4.ggpht.com/_jYJzVuAzULc/SpKUgPZJ...8Compressor.jpg

Should print it :D

Lepperfish - Ah thats ok!! i will eventually buy it one day. Be sure to post up pics from your fisheye :D

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