I Tried a Black Mist Filter for Stars… Here’s What Happened!
In this latest adventure, I head out to experiment with new camera equipment in a rural setting, focusing on how to take photos at night. I share essential photography tips to help you capture stunning night pictures. Watch the full video to see how I tackle nightscape photography and get the most out of my gear!
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The "Secret" Filter Every Night Photographer Needs? 🌌 (Revealed)
Settings & Decisions: I explain my thought process in real-time as the light changes.
The Power of 10: How I capture and stack 10 frames to completely eliminate noise and those annoying satellite trails.
Sensor Science: Why the Sony A7RIV is "ISO Invariant" and how that secret feature helps me save star color and highlights.
Step-by-Step Edit: Watch me take a raw frame into DXO Photolab 9 for a quick, high-impact edit.
Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your technique, this is the simple, step-by-step vlog showing how to up your astrophotography game.
Gear featured in this video:
Camera: Sony A7RIV, Sigma 16-28 f2.8 Lens
Filter: Black Mist (Diffusion)
Software: DXO Photolab 9
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Music I use: Bensound
License code: THWYYYJDMQQEQUDU
Artist: : Lunar Years
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