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How to photograph The Milky-Way One minute video
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Hello guys so here it goes my 8 best tips to shoot the Milky Way
00:07 Go away from light civilization
00:11 Wait for the new moon, stars will be brighter
00:15 Open your aperture as much as possible ideally 2.8 or 4
00:25 Go to either 15 seconds 4000 iSO or 30 seconds 2000 ISO, Play with the ISO
00:33 Manual focus on a bright star, make sure it is as small as possible
00:41 Use a remote or two second timer on a stable Tripod
00:45 Find a cool elements as a foregrounds like, rocks, trees.
00:53 Download my milky-way Presets & raw files to practice (download link on the right).
Voila!
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