Stars from 9000ft above..Brighter and Bigger!

[afrademon]

I took this picture from Lachung, Sikkim, India.

it’s 9000 ft+ high from the sea level. because of low Air and Light pollution, the stars look soo brighter and bigger than as usual.

Temperature about -3°C

Camera settings-

it’s a long exposure photo, 25 seconds=1 photo. ISO 3200 and White balance Tungsten mode.

[TheEagleEye]

Great, thanks for sharing @afrademon , definitely nice seeing the night sky like that.

[Venky_lightbug]

Hey… that’s a nice picture. Having a view of starry night is my expectation from all the treks I have done till now. Such a beautiful memories they create.

[PoliMC]

Hi @afrademon ,

You made great photos! Thanks for sharing them!

Which camera did you use to capture the photos? I like the first one because it’s very clear. You made it very nice because you were not in the city.

Can you share more such photos with us?

[MoniDi]

Hey @afrademon ,

Thank you for sharing your tips on shooting the stars at night. I will make sure to adjust my camera with the correct settings and try to capture the skyline.

I can tell you that you are an enthusiast if you climbed up 9000 feet and stayed at -3°C just to take these awesome photos. Were you alone or with some friends?

[afrademon]

hi @PoliMC

Thanks for your comment.

I’ve used Canon 200D and Canon 800D for capturing photos. it can be also possible to take this kind of photos on mobile. Just need to go “Manual mode” take the long exposure photo at least 15-30 second=1 picture mode, try to adjust ISO 1600, then 3200 and then 6400 and see the output result ?

here is another one photo for you ?

[afrademon]

hi @MoniDi ,

Thanks for your reply.

You can take this kind of photo easily, just set the camera settings perfectly and see the output. you can also take this kind of photo on your mobile. Just need to go “Manual mode” take the long exposure photo at least 15-30 second=1 picture mode, try to adjust ISO 1600, then 3200 and then 6400 and see the output result

we are 6 friends enjoyed that moment and took some photos.

[PoliMC]

Hi @afrademon ,

Wauu thanks for that photo!

It’s super beautiful and natural! I like also the nice colours of the house.

Thanks a lot for the advice! I will try and then will share with you my photos. You can create a very nice post with such photos if you want. We will appreciate it a lot!

[TravellerG]

Very interesting PHOTOS! - great… dear friend, @afrademon . The second shot (where you are seen) is shot with which camera & what timing (Settings = Aperture, Shutter Speed & ISO & time of the shot), please - it will be great help.

I am also a photographic enthusiast, I will be happy, if you could TAG me in your Photographic Posts, please.

Expecting your reply, with regards…

[afrademon]

Thank you dear friend, @TravellerG , Glad to know you are interested to capture this kinda photos. Here are my settings for this photo.

Sure, i will tag you on my photographic post definitely. i would be more happy if you take this kinda photo like me

[TravellerG]

Thanks for your immediate reply, dear @afrademon ;

Honestly, I am not a ‘Star’ man, but a great fan of night photography. Here is a humble example shot from Singapore.

Thanks

[Zalik1]

amazing@afrademon

[afrademon]

thanks my friend @Zalik1

[shantanu-kaizen]

Thank you for the pics@afrademon,

Great pics indeed thank you for all these.

Best wishes.

[SabbirShawon]

thats awesome brother @afrademon

[Austinelewex]

@afrademon you’re so good with camera. Are you a professional photographer?

@SabbirShawon snaps with camera and he is really good at it

[SabbirShawon]

no brother I am not professional @Austinelewex

can u plzmease send me a camera so I will capture with progessionallu hahaha

[afrademon]

Thanks… @SabbirShawon @shantanu-kaizen

[afrademon]

Thanks bro… Photography is my hobby… I try to do everything professionally…

Thanks for the inspiration