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Re: Panorama advice sought

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From: Fred_Nirque
Date: Sat, 14 Mar 2009 21:03
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I'm curious as to why he tripped the shutter over 300 times for a minute at a time instead of just leaving the shutter open? I can't see how the end result would have been any different other than avoiding a stitching-from-hell exercise ;-) .

Seeing this, I reckon pointing a full-circle fisheye lens straight up at the south or north pole and exposing for 24 hours in mid-winter would get the ultimate star trail picture. All lines should be continuous circling around the center of frame with a band of "sunset" 360 degrees around the horizon.
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