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Pierre Rodriguez - French Professional PhotographerMy pro website :
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Pierre
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Dude! The shot is quite impressive! Usually clear stary nights are a pain, but you actually managed to capture a pic with the M-31 Andromeda galaxy and if I may say, it's so clear I think I can see one of the satellite galaxies as well! What star pattern is it in? I've been told cassiopia actually points almost directly to it!
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Thank you very much
Pierre
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You're welcome.
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I submitted your Beautiful Capture to EarthGaia's Sky Folder: [link]
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Many thanks !
Pierre
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Thank you so much !
Pierre
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Thank you so much !
Pierre
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WOW, that's the kind of sky i'd like to see form my mountain house xD
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Thank you very much
Pierre
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magical. itΒ΄s just so visible that you are professional
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Many thanks !!
Pierre
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how do you see such a scene? it looks like it was computer generated, so unreal!
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Long exposure, lucky and light of cities, under the clouds
Thank you
Pierre
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This must be photoshop, otherwise please explain to me how you actually capture those stars please.
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I use photoshop and lightroom for contrast and to highlight the stars of the raw file.
But I added no stars with photoshop, they are all already present (and the milky way too).
I use a 5D MKII with ISO 2500 or more and a 30 second exposure, that is the secret
Pierre
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HA! ThanksForSharing, I have a lOOOOt to learn, expecially for iso&exposure's secrets...
SeeYa!
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Merci bien
Pierre
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Thank you very much
Pierre
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hello good day, I come here to offer my humble commentary is not to be construed as a criticism, quite liked the work, a different view, the colors were excellent, so all deserve congratulations.
what is the tecnic?have you any tutorial?
visit my gallery and comment if you like me and if you can of each dot, thank you
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Thank you.
No sorry, I have not tuto but it's not a secret. Look the camera data :
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Shutter Speed:30/1 second
Aperture:F/2.8
Focal Length:24 mm
ISO Speed:2500
With tripod, hight ISO and max 30s exposure for 24mm.
Pierre
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Nous voilΓ bien petit face Γ cette immensitΓ© !
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Many thanks
Pierre
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Many thanks
Pierre
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Anytime. Have a great week
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Wow, you really did a great job!
May i ask you under wich circumstances you took this wonderful photo?
I always wonder if there really are so many bright stars in the sky or how you get so catch those wonderful structures and different color.
I would be very thankful if you could answer my questions!
Greetings from Germany
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This is the reality, especially far from cities because the city lights pollute the sky. Here it's in Alps
This is one shot with 30 seconds exposure. The yellow color is light pollution.
Thank you very much
Pierre
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I see thank you very much for the answer! 
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Pierre
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I really love this one! It's so sharp and that is why it stands out from most of the star photos I've seen on dA. They are often a bit blurred.
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Pierre
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