A little tighter than last year's shot, and maybe nicer color.
10" LX200 @ f/6.3, 19 x 120 sec, EOS 350 D @ 800 ISO
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3 comments:
Crikey, and there I was thinking my recent shot was half-decent. Very nice, mate.
How'd you keep the core from getting overexposed at 2 min per sub @ ISO800?
I dunno Mike--there's a lot of room left on the highlight end of the histogram on the subs. This shot's been stretched to bring out the dimmer members of the cluster.
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