Canon 90D star trails time-lapse using Starstax software

My first attempt at doing star trails. This one is taken using a Canon 90D fitted with a Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 HSM Art lens.
Settings as follows:
Shutter speed: 10 sec with a 1 sec delay between captures.
Aperture: f4
ISO: 500
@ 18mm.
Total images: 636.
Editing was done with Adobe Lightroom, Starstax and Premiere Pro.
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[@SeanMiller318]

Great job. More start trails and time lapse work is on my list. Nice video. 👍👍

[@memarkmc]

Thx Sean 👍

[@bugsybunny398]

Cool!

[@darrenshawphotography]

Very cool mate..

[@memarkmc]

Happy with a first attempt mate :)

[@josh8560]

nice!

[@memarkmc]

Thx Josh 🙂

[@36garhwala]

Settings???

[@memarkmc]

Hi Prakash, I'll have to look back at the images to see exactly what settings I used and get back to you 🙂

[@memarkmc]

Hi again, Prakash. I have just looked at the Metadata of the RAW files for this timelapse, and the settings were as follows:
Shutter Speed: 10 seconds
Aperture: F4
ISO: 500
You want to aim for a shutter speed that works well with the other 2 sides to the exposure triangle. Keeping the ISO at around 500 allows you to pick up the different colours in the stars (Yes, they are different colours 😄) without overexposure, and the aperture of F4 is also all you need to get an exposure that doesn't blow out the stars too much, and gives you sharper points of light by stopping down from your maximum aperture of the lens you use.
This was shot with a Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 HSM Art lens at 18mm.

[@Isleofmanscenery]

Can you do a video astro timelapse and if so what would the settings be 🙏