FORGET the MILKYWAY core, its ORION Panorama Season!!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video I head to country NSW, to a familiar place to image a panorama in the Spring sky, and Spring in Australia means Orion Panoramas
gear used, Sony A7r2 (H-Alpha modified)
Sigma 24,40mm ART lanses
Skywatcher Star Adventurer
video gear, Sony A7s3, Sigma 20 ART
DJI Air2s
DJI Pocket 3
Contact details: jrutterphotography@gmail.com
Great location, love northern NSW
Thanks mate, it is a really great location 👍
Jumping kangaroos that's a awesome image, I think I need to get an astro mod camera, thanks for sharing.
Thankyou, modified cameras definitely help with this part of the sky!
Look at that, not a cloud in the sky, I hate the UK weather lol. Such an awesome shot John, I love your videos 😍👌
Thanks mate 👍 👌 it's not always that clear tho, we get our share of the bad stuff
Epic, well done.
Cheers mate 👍
Incredible image JR and a great video.
Keep them coming mate.
Cheers Matty, 🍻 I appreciate it mate
Summers can be brutal, July we had 95-100 at night I was taking ac to my shoots lol
Great image!
Haha man that's crazy 🤪 I hope our summer is a bit more mild than that!
Great video mate
Thanks mate 👍
What a beauty John, we were there 6 weeks ago, go a sunset but then full cloud cover 🙄 Keep up the great work.
Thanks Paul, I was a bit worried the same would happen to me, it even rained for a few minutes not long before I started to image the sky
You get the best skies in the sh, so jealous..... Epic image..... I'll bear your tip for fg and sky
Great image as ever John (even if Orion is upside down 🙂)
Thanks Tom, I'm hoping to get the chance to photograph the sky the other way up next year 🙏
well John you'd be more than welcome here in Eryri (Snowdonia) we have lovely dark skies and everything is the right way up :-)
Surprising, a beautiful capture 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼🌌⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks mate 👍
Beautiful.....Please share a video of this same image post processing as well. Thanks.
Thankyou, I have a video in the live section of my channel where I process an image, I just follow the same steps here
Epic :) nothing else to say really :D
Cheers dude 👍 much appreciated
Outstanding work mate, amazing learnings from your channel. thank you!
Killer final image. Would love to see a video on how you combine the HA data!
Thanks mate, there has been a few requests for that so maybe Il do one
You are the GOAT! Every video is amazing and inspiring. Great work!!
I appreciate that but I'm just a bloke drinking beer and taking pics, thanks for checking it out 👍
Great video and extraordinary final image John. You really do love that superman barn don't you mate ...!!!! PS: Were you using the Osmo Pocket 3 for some of this video ..???
Thanks mate! That barn to me is like what junk is to you... I just love it.
Yes I have used the pocket 3 on my last 2 videos, what a great piece of equipment
Yeah it's really awesome. I love it a lot more than the previous version . .and that was pretty good also. The in car footage in low light is amazing. @@johnrutterphotography
Putting your lens cap on and taking some dark frames at whatever settings you had for the foreground would take care of the hot pixels later in post!
Thanks mate 👍 I've never tried dark frames on a foreground before
Yep the long exposure noise reduction feature built in the camera's work the same way it only reduces hot pixels ! Haven't done it for while from memory just put a dark frame on top of your light layer and set blend mode to subtract!@@johnrutterphotography
Absolutely amazing mate - how clean!!!!!
Thanks mate 👍
Orion is upside down, what trickery is that?
From Victoria, Canada
Hahaha or is Canada upside down? Hmmm🤔
Wow! Very interesting video and awesome photo! Well done!
Cheers mate 👍 I appreciate that, thanks for watching
Another top video and image. Thanks for sharing. Can I ask, how do you manage exposure differences when shooting in blue hour. During shooting or later in post? Cheers Tristan.
Thanks mate, I deal with it in post, before the stitch I adjust the exposures to match each other
Nice to see a photographer doing his own thing and what he's passionate about so well 👌👌👌🏴 just wish i had the time to sit back and watch the stars some times , but clear nights here in Wales is far a between common 😅😅 but maybe that why i love it so much 👌👌🏴
Really appreciate that mate! Maybe cloudy nights make you appreciate the clear skies more!
Greetings from Costa Rica, Fantastic work, so inspiring for many of us!! thanks for sharing and teaching
Thanks mate👍glad you enjoyed it
Who needs the miklyway core eh?? What an amazing image!!! God I wished I lived down under! 🇦🇺
Not me !! 😂 it is certainly beautiful here. Definitely worth a visit
Again brilliant work! 👏Greetings from the northern hemisphere 😊
Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍
Brilliant! Maybe one of your best Panos out there. Very balanced as you said. Thanks for letting us partake in your thought process. Which one did you end up using? Blue hour or night foreground?
Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍 I ended up with blue hr, the noise from the night was worse with the lingering heat and the blue hr one cleaned up ok
Absolutely belting image big fella.
You're absolutely right about taking the time to enjoy the beauty of the night sky. When I speak to folk starting out with astrophotography I tell them to take the time to look up and around while their camera is doing its thing.
Solid advice mate! I think it's so important, thankyou 👍
drool drool, what a crispness. Crazy cool adventure and what a result, even the nitty gritty leading lines in the edge of the field is thought about.
I agree the southern hemisphere has a nicer view.
Thanks mate 👍 the lines in the crops do help with adding some interest in the foreground and shooting a pano bends them to line up with the sky nicely,
Awesome another great Video and final image John. Clear Skies 🖖
Thanks mate, I appreciate that 👍 thanks for checking it out
Since we can't really see the core here from where I live, I am really looking forward to a Orion pano now since I'm having my 6D modded 🤩
That is a superb image. I love the composition and level of detail. I don't tire of watching your videos - very informative and enjoyable. Your photographic technique has yielded another cracker (just in time for Christmas :)!! Your channel helps me get my fix of the night sky (as I don't see nothing but clouds in Wales). I also noticed your camera has a neck collar which looks like an L-plate alternative, is that right?? This I would be interested in getting for my Canon 6D (if possible). Anyway, keep the videos coming!
Thanks mate 👍 I really appreciate that, I do use a ATOLL bracket on my camera to balance it better but I'm not sure on what models they make them for.
incredibly underrated!!! your shots are absolutely phenomenal!
Stunning!!! What flavour tea in the plastic bag?
Thanks 👍 no tea out there
Love your videos! Just wondering if you still use the Str Adventurer GTi ? Is it robust (ie worth buying) ?
Thanks mate! Yes I still use it but mainly for longer focal length stuff utilising the go to function. I pair it with an asi air so it's setup as a mini "deep space" rig.
I'm lucky to have multiple mounts so I use the smaller ones for my nightscapes as they are more than adequate but if I could only have one mount, for me I would choose the gti. Keep in mind I don't do alot of hiking, if I did the mini would be my choice
Cool that you can be out in a wide open space like that at night with just a t-shirt on. Here in the UK, when I go out, I am usually freezing cold with gloves on setting up all my gear. And then of course the clouds come over.
Summer no good either, because we have perpetual twighlight.
In the UK we have to suffer for this hobby.
We are definitely lucky to live here, I couldn't imagine not being able to image throughout summer! But it still gets bitterly cold here during peak milkyway core season.
We in the north unfortunately don't get those beautiful gems in Puppis or have Orion so high in the sky. You're very blessed to be able to see the sky like this!
We are definitely lucky to have the view we do that's for sure
Amazing 🔥 how did you bring all ha with out using ha filter 😢?
I did integrate some filtered Ha
A video on how to edit this image would be really good for anyone who follows your channel.
Thanks mate 👍 I might have to make that happen soon
Excuse me sir, I think your video is upside down😂. Sensational work!
Thanks mate, but what an incredible upside down view it is 🤣
*notes in agenda* must go to Australia in spring. What a sky, what an adventure and what a result! Thanks for sharing again John.
Absolutely mate! Get down here, it's worth the travel.
Jeroen, the bugs in Australia will make the scorpion you found the other month look like a cricket! Awesome place, though. 👍
Awesome - beautiful edit .
You’re spot on about the balance ! Now if the damn clouds go away hopefully we get some Orion time too in vic :) you can keep the flies 😂
Thankyou 👍 hope you get those clear skies soon! With less flies 🤣
Amazing image! I sure am jealous of the southern hemisphere 😅
Haha thanks mate! I'm not gona lie... it is stunning here 😍
Another epic image John, great video
Cheers Eric 🍻 appreciate that mate 👍
Wow, John! Wonderful!
What was the exposure time of each frame of the sky?
Best Wishes from Brazil!
Thanks mate, sky was f1.7 iso 640 1 minute,
@john Rutter Photography - using your modified astro camera....do you put a filter on your lens when u shoot foregrounds...so its like a normal camera.....thinking of getting mine modified and spencers cameras have a filter you can put on lens so it shoots like normal again...just wondering
Hey mate, I don't use any filters for the foreground, I just tweak the colours in post production, it can be tricky and a filter would probably make more sense to ensure the colours are perfect
@@johnrutterphotography thanks Mate good to know
Freaking amazing! love it
Thanks mate 👍
Stunning work as always! 😮
Cheers mate 👍
Amazing! A hug from Brazil.
Thanks mate 👍
Fantastic final image John can I ask which foreground you used Blue Hour or darker one later on?
Loved the Ha you captured. Also am I right in thinking as Orion is rising you start at the top of where it’s going to climb and shoot down to the horizon?
Thanks carl, I used the blue hr foreground, and yes normally you start at the top and work down, which I did but I also went back after I was finished and got a few more frames at the top just to make sure I had enough.
@@johnrutterphotography Thanks buddy I’ll try and get some Orion action this next few months. Once again congratulations on a fantastic image.
I remember that tip Richard always said grab more at the top!
Looks awesome! How do you get the details in the H-alpha? Do you use a narrowband H-alpha filter or is this only with the data from the H-alpha modified sensor? Just curious because my modified I'm having trouble getting strong H-alpha data and have to stretch it really hard.
Thanks mate, yes I integrate narrowband data in so I don't have to stretch the pants off it and keep a clean image
@@johnrutterphotography thanks for the response. For arch panos, how do you align frames from h-alpha with the regular frames? Also which filter do you use?
Epic image as always. Is the summer milkyway still worth chasing for us mere mortals that still havent made the jump to a modified camera?
Thanks Ian, to be honest, no. You won't see enough colour to make it worth it. You really need a modified camera, tracker and dark skies. For extra credit a Ha filter is best for adding a bit more detail in the reds
You can blame me for the clouds and rain, ive just bit the bullet and got a Ha modified camera
Phenominal image, your process is always very clearly explained in your videos. Thanks for tip on moving tripod back, very useful 👍
Thanks mate, I'm glad that little tip will help you out 👍
Gotta love that 40mm!! Did you use the blue hour forground? You don't mention again? Looks so sharp
I do love that lens, I did use the blue hr foreground, the noise from longer exposure at night was worse. The blue hr cleaned up well
@@johnrutterphotography cheers John, looks superb!
Top work as always John!
Cheers kyle, appreciate it 👍
Can you tell me how do you alignment from south?
Nice one, what an epic lo cal
Cheers mate, it's one of my favourites 👍
John you have outdone yourself this time. What an image! Brilliantly explained once again and I really like how your b-roll sets up the story for the night’s shoot. Brilliant work mate!
Cheers mate, thanks for the feedback it's much appreciated 👍
@@johnrutterphotography what were your settings John? Interesting that you track your images but obviously not hundreds of shots for each part of your pants…
Great work John!
Thanks mate 👍
awesome result!
Thanks man 👍
Amazing result! I'm getting an Astronomik H-Alpha 12nm filter for my astro modified Sony A7IV tomorrow. Are you using some type of filter or is it just your astro modified A7RII? I"m in Washington State and Orion is just starting to come up about 9pm local time so I hope to capture it this winter.
Thanks John 👍 I'm using an astronomik 12nm filter to add bits of h alpha to the image, your gona love the extra punch the filter gives. It will be a steep learning curve but we'll worth it
Awesome job!!
Thanks mate 👍
Outstanding shot. Where did you get your camera Ha modified - is there somewhere in Oz (or NZ?)
I have been getting my cameras modified by spencers camera, there is a place in Australia but I can't recommend them as a friend had some serious issues twice with cameras modified by them
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Thankyou 👍
Sensational final image John. I agree with keeping it simple to make sure you look up and enjoy the night sky, even if that means you get captures for just one composition.
Cheers mate 👍 👌 that's why we photograph it, cos we love looking at it so why just look through the screen, it's so much better to experience it in real time, the look, the sounds it's just awesome 👌
Great work John. Love it.
Cheers mate 👍
With this shot. How many sky shot did you have to stack to get the nebula to come out? I’ve try with my modded camera and they just didn’t come out as well.
Incredible image as always John, I have a location already picked out for the weekend to capture Orion, and the Gum nebula in a Panorama. We really are lucky in the Southern Hemisphere to get this kind of shot. Thanks for sharing your adventure taking this shot.
We definitely are lucky! Good luck with the shoot hope you get clear dark skies! Cheers mate 👍
John, a beautiful image. Makes me yearn to get to Australia. The night sky there is quite unique from what I have here in Colorado, USA.
Its great to see you putting more videos out recently too. Missed you a long time.
Thanks mate 👍 we do have a stunning view of the sky! It's funny tho because I'm wanting to travel to the states to see your sky and epic landscapes
Fabulous image John. Totally agree with you about just enjoying the night and the Amazing sky
Cheers mate! Yeah it's so good just looking up and enjoying it, after all that's why we photograph it, cos we love looking at it.
What an awesome location and EPIC image, John. I love the non-core parts of the sky, so it’s great to see you shooting those. The colours you’ve pulled out are stunning. Fantastic video, as ever. Thanks very much. 👍
Thanks Paul, really appreciate that mate. It's a shame most people ignore that part of the sky.
An absolutely wonderful video and WOW what a result! One of the beautiful things about asrto images like this is the way they really draw you in. There is just so much to see and explore in the image, its really fantastic! Cheers 😃
Thanks mate! I totally agree, this part of the sky has so much cool stuff in it that you could look around it for ages spotting different things, some familiar and some not
It is amazing to see your passion John, if it not for overcast sky I would take my gear out and shoot as well. Love your photo / artwork! 😊😊
Thanks for following along, I really appreciate it 👍 hope you get clear skies soon
Absolutely epic shot. Thanks very much for sharing this with us.
Thanks Mike 👍 I appreciate it mate 👍
Sensational mate, epic shot and the location always produces. Well done as always :)
Thanks mate 👍 it's one of those locations that you can rely on for some cool images
Is this John my buddy?
I don't know
This is next level photography. Amazing result !!
Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍
Another epic image John, and you certainly put the hard sell on the eastern horizon... and I bought it 😁. I'll be making sure my camera gear doesn't gather dust this summer, even if I'm unable to produce images like this without a modified camera (for now 🤔)
Haha thanks mate, although in WA I can understand the core setting over the water, something I've never seen! Regardless of the modifications there are some great things to image over summer! Look forward to seeing what you come up with 👍
@@johnrutterphotography maybe we'll see you and some of the other eastern states astrophotography legends over this way one day - our borders have reopened 😉🤣
Top shot John, the Barn never fails to deliver. The sky was just the best for you on the night. The Ha+Visible is extra contrasty and really tops off the image. Did you forget to take out the camera and tripod in the right foreground? 😁 Again, one of your best images! 🏆😎
Thanks mate, It's a really cool place. I didn't forget to take it out, I thought about removing it but decided to leave it in there.
@johnrutterphotography Artistic licence m8. Just thought you might have decided to actually leave your gear behind again.... any excuse to come back 😎
John - Is there any particular reason you went with the Sigma 20 and 24mm lenses as opposed to Sony 20 and 24mm? Was this purely due to cost reasons, or do you find the performance of the Sigma is better than the Sony . I shoot mostly Sony 24mm f1.4 and Sony 20mm f1.8, but am considering adding a Sigma or two as i usually use four (4) a7iv cameras when i do widefield timelapse shooting. Thanks
The 20mm I have is the old sigma one which is terrible for imaging but great for video so the sony would be a better option, I don't shoot images at 20mm so it was a better choice for video having f1.4
The new sigma 24 dgdn and sony 24 GM are on par so the added cost of going sony is just a waste for me but other sigma lenses completely out perform the sony lenses like the sigma 40mm, sigma 28mm, sigma 105mm. I get that sony doesn't have exactly these focal lengths but they are now pretty much the best option for nightscape images
@@johnrutterphotography THanks for the informative reply - that is very helpful. I will definitely look at the 40mm.
Love it John!
Thanks mate 👍