"Patience" - The Milky Way
© Photo by Luke Peterson Photography

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• "Hello frend.if u have time can u explain me how u did this photo and what u use to make this photo? i have a canon 400d.U say u make 60frames total.. what u mean ? u combine all 60 frames to make this photo?"
• " Hi ZeussBdc, Yes, its necessary to combine multiple frames to take this photo unless you are using a telescope with an equatorial mount on it. Most astrophotography photos need a long exposure to capture the right amount of light. The photo above was comprised of 60 frames of 9 seconds each any longer would have resulted in star trails and then combined in DeepSkyStacker to make a single image. Taking photos of anything but the moon has a steep learning curve, but it is well worth it."
• "ok i got it thx alot frend"
• "Hello, this is the blind astrometry solver. Your results are RA, Dec center184.647623049, 65.1439637066 degreesRA, Dec center HMS, DMS121835.430, 650838.269Orientation153.34 deg E of NPixel scale84.37 arcsecpixelParityReverse quotLefthandedquotField size 70.31 x 46.87 degreesYour field containsThe star 1CenThe star Agena Hadar CenThe star Becrux Mimosa CruThe star 1CruThe star 2CenThe star Miaplacidus CarThe star Gacrux CruThe star 2CruThe star Avior CarThe star VelNGC 3372 eta Car nebulaIC 2944 lambda Cen nebulaIC 2948 lambda Cen nebulaView in World Wide TelescopeIf you would like to have other images solved, please submit them to the astrometry group."
• "Fabulous first attempt keep it up!"
• " Thanks. Ill be heading out as again soon as this blasted rain stops!"
• "Great work!"
• "Absolutely gorgeous!"
• "Fascinating first of a kind for you. What a spectacularly clear sky."
• "nice shot joli photo"