Navajo Sky

© Chris Williams

Navajo Sky

Uploaded: January 31, 2004 21:22:33

Description

aperture: 4.0, shutter: 1400seconds, lens: EOS 17-40mm f/4.0, location: Betatakin Navajo National Monument, name: Chris Williams, time of day: 12am, I captured this photo using the remote timer on my 10D in a remote area of northern Arizona in Navajo National Monument.

Comments

Arthur Rosch February 15, 2004

Nicely done. Did you do any stacking
or dark frame subtraction? You've
got a really clean sky, and it's
nice and black, too, especially
contrasted with the trees. I've yet
to get a great trails shot with my
10D but there's an article in this
months Sky and Telescope that you
might be interested in.

art #97753

Chris Williams February 15, 2004

No dark frame subtraction. I stacked 25 images exposed for 58 seconds and paint with the flash light in between. So that's actually 1450 seconds.

Interesting you comment on the grain. The full size version has more grain because it's at ISO 800. I was shooting at 800 earlier in the day, and completely forgot to bump the ISO back down. I was kicking myself when I went back into my tent to process the photo, but it turned out ok.

Thanks for the kind words.
Chris #379521

Kathleen R. Struckle February 15, 2004

Congrat's Chris, Well deserved!! Kathy S. #379551

Robin L. Wehrman February 16, 2004

Congrat's Chris! #380910

Susana Matos February 17, 2004

Congratulations, great photo!
Cheers from Portugal,Su #383462

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