ISO 10,000?? Good heavens! (Pun intended.) My ancient digital camera only goes up to ISO 400, and you really don't want to use that unless you're not bothered about enlarging the image too much. In your image I can see the Pleiades with nebulosity, the Andromeda Galaxy and the 'double cluster' between Perseus and Cassiopeia. I had difficulty finding the constellations, to be honest, as I'm used to viewing the sky from more light-polluted skies. Wonderful!
Thank you so much for commenting. Modern cameras are amazing. I did apply some noice reduction to the images. It is amazing you could see these constellations, it is just a load of stars to me!
@@keswicklimeyphotographyOh, I see. Well, the brightest 'star' in the image is actually the planet Jupiter. It's really prominent in the sky at the moment. Merry Christmas!
@@keswicklimeyphotography My pleasure, no nightshots from Castlerigg in my archives - just daytime images. It would be good to stay in Keswick again soon with my new lens. Enjoy Christmas
ISO 10,000?? Good heavens! (Pun intended.) My ancient digital camera only goes up to ISO 400, and you really don't want to use that unless you're not bothered about enlarging the image too much.
In your image I can see the Pleiades with nebulosity, the Andromeda Galaxy and the 'double cluster' between Perseus and Cassiopeia. I had difficulty finding the constellations, to be honest, as I'm used to viewing the sky from more light-polluted skies.
Wonderful!
Thank you so much for commenting.
Modern cameras are amazing. I did apply some noice reduction to the images. It is amazing you could see these constellations, it is just a load of stars to me!
@@keswicklimeyphotographyOh, I see. Well, the brightest 'star' in the image is actually the planet Jupiter. It's really prominent in the sky at the moment.
Merry Christmas!
Thank you for the info. I should learn what is what if I capture images of it.
I took my first image with my Sony 20mm f1.8 that evening - very clear, but the stone circle is sadly missing and 3-4 hours away.
Thank you for taking time to watch and comment.
@@keswicklimeyphotography My pleasure, no nightshots from Castlerigg in my archives - just daytime images. It would be good to stay in Keswick again soon with my new lens. Enjoy Christmas