Wow you made me rethink everything I thought i knew about doing night timelapse. Thanks.

@userde9436

4 жыл бұрын

Sir if you're still on youtube please tell me How to install ETTR

@cikenot90

4 жыл бұрын

@@userde9436 not a pro, but i think exposure to the right means you adjust your camera exposure (aperture, iso and shutter speed) to receive more lights so that when you view the unedited photo it seems overexposed and the histogram is more towards the highlight (right side of midline).

Ian, as a fellow teacher of night sky photography, I really appreciate your straight forward, easy to understand approach. I will be sending more students your way!

Probably the most informative and straight-to-the-point astro-photo tutorial I've seen. Thanks you for the ETTR tip!

Most epic intro to any tutorial ever, and an amazing tutorial to back it up. Thank you so much.

If I watched this video yesterday before I started my 1st Milky Way shooting, I would definitely get a better result!!! Keep up the work man! Really appreciate your work!

thanks a lot pal! by far the simplest yet most informative tutorial on astrphotography ive seen.

this is by far the most helpful tip i've got for ppl who live in the cities about astrophotography.. thumbs up and i'm subscribing. i like the way u present your videos. NICE!

@userde9436

4 жыл бұрын

Sir if you're still on youtube please tell me How to install ETTR

Long story short, I was unhappy with my first attempt of the Milky (camping trip at Joshua National Park) and after reading this method on a PetaPixel post raced to local spot and nailed my first Milky shot, Thanks for sharing!

Love this video!!! One of the best videos about astrophotography I've watched

Just started astrophotography. It was amazing how much stars i got from the balcony. My city is red colored for light pollution. Didn't expect nikon d3300 and kit lens 18-55mm to work so well. Thank you so much!

That is just insane!!! Mind blowing post processing.

Wow... the video at the end is stunning. It's like sitting in a planetarium - a real one!

I've shared this with members of my camera club since I first found this video in 2015, and I keep sharing it. This is a profound method of recovering images otherwise lost to "normal" human activity that is blind to the beauty of dark skies.

Thank you. That video was so good, I have to rewatch it and take notes.

This is the exact video I need. Going about 40 minutes from the city tonight to shoot conet Neowise and wanted to minimize light pollution issues as much as possible.

@bt10ant

4 жыл бұрын

How did it go?

@bobbygreen9106

4 жыл бұрын

@@bt10ant was actually able to get away from the light pollution and didn't need to expose to the right. Successfully got 30+ shots that turned out well!

@bt10ant

4 жыл бұрын

@@bobbygreen9106 Good for you. Thanks.

A+ I can't wait to try this in the west suburbs of Chicago... As soon as it stop raining. Thanks and please keep posting!

I have always had a fascination with the night sky, since laying in our back yard in the Texas Panhandle and seeing the Milky Way. This video has given me the knowledge to try to capture sky images even in light polluted Dallas area. The results are beyond may expectations. I used the same lens and LIghtroom to post-process, and was amazed. Viewing will get better in late fall and winter when the humidity goes down. And then there are those trips to Colorado High Country... Thanks for a great vid!!

Thank you for sharing this with all of us. I have to try it!

In French : magnifique boulot de retouche ! Merci pour ces précieux conseils !

Man,some crazy editing. thanks for the vid Ian.

yep spot on. great tips. really good idea pushing the saturation and vibrancy all the way to get correct white balance.

this is an awesome tut, im shocked at the amount of info that's hidden in a raw file just waiting to be tapped, thanks very much!

this is very helpful. i'm gonna try it out. Thanks so much!

Thank you for this detailed explanation Ian!

That was very helpful! I will try this next time I take these kind of shots! Thank you!

Thanks Ian! this was a totally new tip for me. I can't wait to try this in my light polluted suburb of Denver.

Great tips for dealing with a bright sky - I had kinda given up before seeing this tutorial - Many thanks

Awesome video! Thanks this is what I was looking for.

Wow!! This video is 9 years old, and I'm just finding out about this now?!!

Wow. Just a superb video. Thank you so much!

Great vid. This will help people for decades to come.

Awesome video man! Even though you obviously can't get super perfect astrophotography in light pollution, it's nice to know there are methods out there to get a decent photo from your back yard when you can't travel hours to a dark spot.

That's fascinating. Amazing video!

Mind blown 🤯🤯 this is amazing. New photographer here and this hyped me up even more. I was doing it all wrong. Gotta think out the box when it comes to photography 👏🏼👏🏼

Awesome video. Seriously awesome.

thank for showing and teach to understand to other fun project

your videos are awesome my friend, you're an amazing person. thank you for making these tutorials

Thanks for the hints man!! I´ve been using your channel as reference and bought a rokinon lens thanks to your recommendation. Cheers!!

Big help. thank you

Thanks so much for posting this- i have been searching for a good method for very long time- I live in Chicago and there is a ridiculous amount of light pollution here- I will be trying out your methods in the upcoming weeks. thank you.

Wow! Really thank you.

Very clear explanation

Amazing technique. Thank you.

Wow! I’m gonna try that 👍 thanks

Very nice video, clear explanation, makes so much sense! Thank you 👍

You sir are a god given gift. Thanks for sharing

super helpful! thank you so much!

I really appreciate the step-by-step editing discussion you gave. That's super helpful for noobs like me, who can barely spell fotsh... Phtosh... Photoshop.

Beauitful & Amazing Photos!!!

Superb! Info on S/N ratio was a revelation.

excellent tutorial! tnahks man!

Thanks for the great information.

Great video, thanks a lot!

Great tutorial, took some incredible photos of it in a really light polluted place in manchester

Thanks Ian, I learned something !!!

Thank you !! Great info for us beginners..

Excellent info... wish I'd seen this before going Perseid snapping the other night... :)

wow this is interesting. Thanks for the video. Will definitely be trying this!

Can’t wait to try this tonight...

awesome tutorial! subscribed

Thanks Ian. This was really informative.

This is insane!!! I really didnt expect to get that much out of my images before i saw your video. So helpfull...thanks a lot!

@userde9436

4 жыл бұрын

Sir if you're still on youtube please tell me How to install ETTR

@TechKidShazil

3 жыл бұрын

@@userde9436 there is no program as ettr. Its a technique. You can do this on any raw photo editor

I was soooo disappointed with my Galaxy Note 10s "superior" camera when I tried getting pictures of the 2022 full moon eclipse in a light polluted town! THIS explains it! Thanks! 😍

i applied this to one of my raw shots taken in my backyard, it wasn't over exposed to start out like it should have been for this, but applying and tweaking the rest of the setting made 5x more stars show up and even some gas clouds. Thanks for the tutorial. I hope i get a clear night tonight so i can try this properly.

wow stunning

Ian, thanks for the tips on using LR for the processing, especially on the Clarity and Vibrance sliders. I've used Clarity some but not Vibrance that much. Good tip! I'm going to try it on a series of images with comets I have and see what happens. Thanks.

Well - I would never have thought that. MAde me think again about how to approach this . Thanks

Awesome tutorial ***** !! Thank you so much for sharing!

Good tutorial, thanks

Crazy, I live at the base of Palos Verdes & never would have thought it would be possible to capture the milky way without going to the desert. Definitely going to have to try this.

I live in Glendale. Never thought it would be possible to take Milky Way Pictures in LA. Definitely going to try your technic. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

great video , very interesting ,thanks

Beautiful !

Thanks a lot. You just saved me. Mine are over exposed now I can save them. Thanks to you.

Great video!

Good Materials for photographers.

Thank You so much for that tutorial, I just captured last night Nothern Light whit this technic.

Thanks a ton! That was very information

Wow...thx. I;ve got to try this! Tonight. 🙂

Thanks man! This helped me set up my night shots a ton for bortle 6-7 where I’m at 👍

Thanks bro! I wanted to start practicing astrophotography.

the info at 5:00 just blow my mind...!!! COOL TIPS

Subbed bro. Very clear instruction.

Hey buddy just watched your video really informative, I live in cleveland oh and doing some research on astro photography and you seem to be the most informative good work.

great stuff man

awesome bro! im glad i found you channel! i have been getting into more milkyway/star shooting, thank you!!!

@stilmotionpicture

10 жыл бұрын

***** thank you very much for the quick response! You're awesome!

Incredible video! Amazing! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us... i try to take some photos of Milky Way, but here where i live is not easy. With your advice will be easier :)

thanks for this!

Thank You!

Time to put my _wide lens_ to the test. Thanks for the vid!

Woah cool!

This helped me more than so many videos haha

Thanks!!!

Very interesting concept. I live by LAX. I've never even bothered to try shooting the Milky Way in LA because the amount of light pollution. Glad to know it can sort of still be done!

You sir, have won a ne subscriber, your photos are amazing, and this technique really helped me. Thank you!

Great video.

THANK YOU!

Thank you for the video! I thought I would have no chance in getting a photo of the Milky Way where I live. At least this gives me something to try.

Very good to know especial for a beginner little me 😊 thanks

good example ty