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Welp, it is the end of 2019 and I am finally wrapping up many of my Milky Way shots I took out on a road trip in Colorado this past June. While I can never consider any of my shots as "finalized" since I am constantly learning new methods and going back into post thanks great CC on places like this—I am happy with these shots as they stand.
All shots are tracked and exposure blends. Meaning, I would usually take 1 shot with the camera on my tracker in a tracking mode for the stars, then another shot right afterwards with the camera still mounted on the tracker in same position but not actually tracking for the foreground. If you were to eliminate the tracking and extended exposure times, all of these shots would be capable of getting in singles just with much less detail.
All shots were taken with my Nikon D850 or astro-modified Nikon Z6 with a Sigma ART f/1.4 prime (with the exception of the last image taken with my old Nikkor 14-24 f/2.8.

Z6, 50mm: 1 tracked image @ f/2.8, 2 minutes, ISO 800. 1 untracked @ f/1.8, 3 minutes, ISO 800.

Z6, 35mm: 2 tracked images stacked @ f/2.8, 2 minutes, ISO 800. 1 untracked @ f/1.8, 5 minutes, ISO 800.

Z6, 50mm: 1 tracked image @ f/2.8, 2 minutes, ISO 800. 1 untracked @ f/2, 4 minutes, ISO 800

Z6, 50mm: 2 tracked images stacked @ f/2.8, 2 minutes, ISO 800. 1 untracked @ f/2, 4 minutes, ISO 800

D850, 14mm: 1 tracked image @ f/2.8, 2 minutes, ISO 800. 10 untracked @ f/2.8, 30 seconds stacked for lake, ISO 800. 1 Untracked @ f/2.8, 4 minutes, ISO 800 for mountains.
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