I would have liked to see how you processed those images. From the raw back-of-the-camera view, I did not expect the stars would be that clear above the buildings.
Great video, thank you! Can I ask, with the inbuilt intervalometer in the Sony, the shortest gap between the shots I can set is 1 second (A7iv). Your wonderful trails are gapless, so how did you manage that? Thanks!
im from chicago as well.just starting to look into getting into this (have a photography background) because as i fish the lakefront early, i been noticing you have a fantastic view of everything even tho we are in the city. im scared to bring my gear out there tho because i dont want to get jacked lol
I assume you are talking about the A7III. Yes you can turn it off. On the menu go to the Menu 2 and it's on page 7 of 9 under Auto Review: You can have it set to 10sec, 5sec, 2sec or turn it off.
I was wondering how you were getting on. Glad to see you shooting and uploading a new video. As to the shots you took in the video. Did you have the camera level when shooting? Or did you straighten the buildings in post?
@@LonelySpeck dust and dew my friend, I go with Rokinon 18 AF on my A7III one night and return with autofocus problems and a dirty sensor. Solve with some cleaning but I will not use non weather sealed lenses in my astrophoto trips again
I would have liked to see how you processed those images. From the raw back-of-the-camera view, I did not expect the stars would be that clear above the buildings.
Been waiting how you process the moon HDR
Love it! Especially since I'm from here
been following you since 2016... This channel deserves millions subscribers
Great to see a new Video from you. Thanks!
Another great video … you guys never let us down
I got a little nervous when you said you were going to start exposing in a city park! Nice work.
Another great video … you guys never fail to deliver awesome content
Great video and cool result photo.
Great video, thank you! Can I ask, with the inbuilt intervalometer in the Sony, the shortest gap between the shots I can set is 1 second (A7iv). Your wonderful trails are gapless, so how did you manage that? Thanks!
The trick is the short exposure time. I used 3.2 exposures. That means you need to process a lot more individual frames, they you'll have no gaps.
im from chicago as well.just starting to look into getting into this (have a photography background) because as i fish the lakefront early, i been noticing you have a fantastic view of everything even tho we are in the city. im scared to bring my gear out there tho because i dont want to get jacked lol
Great video. Is there a way to turn off your Image Review mode? That would help prolong the battery time. 5:48 - beautiful image!
I assume you are talking about the A7III. Yes you can turn it off. On the menu go to the Menu 2 and it's on page 7 of 9 under Auto Review: You can have it set to 10sec, 5sec, 2sec or turn it off.
I was wondering how you were getting on. Glad to see you shooting and uploading a new video.
As to the shots you took in the video. Did you have the camera level when shooting? Or did you straighten the buildings in post?
It was close to level but I did use Lightroom's transform tools to do a mild straighten.
@@Photoncollective Thanks for the quick reply.
Which park were you at?
Lincoln Park, North Pond
Viltrox has a real problem for astrophotographers. All of their lenses are no weather sealed
Not sure why you'd need weather sealing for astro. Usually we shoot on clear nights...
@@LonelySpeck dust and dew my friend, I go with Rokinon 18 AF on my A7III one night and return with autofocus problems and a dirty sensor. Solve with some cleaning but I will not use non weather sealed lenses in my astrophoto trips again
@@JorgeMorenoCGArtist On cold humid nights, a dew heater can work very well to prevent dew from condensing.