Here's two from Gatlinburg, TN a few years ago. Really long exposures (10 seconds+) are best used for shooting at night, especially to get stars you can't see with the naked eye.
This is an 8 minute exposure I did.b Nikon D5000, 18-55mm f/3.5, ISO 200. I manual focus all of my night shots since all of my lenses seem to focus past infinity for shots of stars. For longer exposures, you'll get a lot of noise in the image. The colder it is, the longer the exposure you can have, or at least that is what I have found. This shot was taken when it was below freezing.
Originally Posted by DNytAftr;14169377
Heres some older ones, pretty basic but their the only ones i could find on my deviant art/photobucket @ i believe 45 seconds and 15 seconds
Ive only got a few with stars but mine are all rather noisy (ISO12800 / ISO6400 normally) as anything > 10 seconds you get trails.....
Havent looked into stacking things yet - how you do yours ?
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