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03-11-2007, 09:29 PM
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| | | Re: Night time photography. To have any chance of achieving a good image you will need a tripod and lens of at least 300mm at f8 and then baracket your exposure times from1/125 sec down to 1/30sec and try and get away from the light pollution of the city to give you a clear and unpolluted sky.If you wish to capture star trails then you will need an exposure going into mins.Hope this helps
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