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Question about my failed attempt to photograph the Milky Way
Drove out to a dark sky site, only to realize I left my intervalometer at home (talk about a facepalm moment). Had to try manual shots, but they all came out blurry and useless.
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emery1527mo ago
Honestly, leaving the intervalometer at home is such a gut punch. Tbh, manual shots for stars almost never work without it. Ngl, I've been there and wasted a whole night on blurry pictures too. It's so annoying after you put in the drive to a dark spot. You really need that steady timer for long exposures. Just try to double check your gear next time, it happens to everyone.
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troy8167mo ago
Yosemite nights are brutal without the right gear.
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the_brooke7mo ago
Brutal nights? @troy816 made me rethink my gear choices.
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ward.nina7mo ago
Seems like overkill to me, but maybe I'm wrong.
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