My first attempt at using my equatorial mount for the milky way and since it was 180 degrees out from my polar alignment (Polaris) I had to spin the declination around to photograph it. I'll bring a ball head with me next time.
Jupiter and Saturn are visible in the left of the image.
aladyforty wrote:
awesome photo, do you still post on flickr these days
Thank you Julie,
Great to hear from you! I hardly post on Fliker. When the new owner started complaining that he had made a bad purchasing decision and was asking for more funds I decided to move on. I post regularly in the Nature and Wildlife forum here and occasionally on landscape or city/street. The same on Dpreview.
ElliotV wrote:
I meant to ask what body and lens you were using. (I know it is not the equipment, it is the photographer, but being new to Fuji, I am curious.)
I'm using an X-T3 with Sigma 150-600 C for Canon with a Fringer Pro II adapter.
