Lightroom 4 Tutorial: Editing the Milky Way (Astrophotography)
Be sure to like 🙂 Follow on Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/AstroTimeLapse In this video I show you the process I go through when I edit my Milky Way phot…
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These photos are all raw?
Hey i whould like to know with what seting’s do you use?
Nice video! Got a tip for you, when sharpening, bring up the “Masking” to
not sharpen the areas between the stars. You can hold “Alt” while bringing
up the masking to clearly see what you actually sharpen, this prevents a
lot of noise in the image and sharpens only what needs to be sharpened.
hi harles,may i ask why i can use D300 to shoot the milky way as clear as
yours.My setting is F4 30s iso 1600.Would it be influenced by the light
pollution?
Then you look at the prices and cry T_T
Thank you very much harles I hope you make a tutorial of merging the photos
together to a video
I love you so much , I was looking for one of these videos all day and
there is hardly none , then I subbed you and you make one <3
This makes me want a mac 🙁
That’s very complete. Thanks! 🙂
Thank you so very much for this Video!