The best pictures you've seen.

[Jean-Luc]

I've read you can get extraordinary captures in under a minute. Whether or not that's true...I guess I'll just have to take the DSLR and find out.

[Con]

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Long-time exposures FTW.

edit: Looks like those photos are combined from two different exposures.

[Jean-Luc]

edit: Looks like those photos are combined from two different exposures.

I wouldn't be surprised. It just strikes me as mindblowing that it's possible to capture the fuckin Milky Way, on Earth, using a simple camera.

[kid908]

I wouldn't be surprised. It just strikes me as mindblowing that it's possible to capture the fuckin Milky Way, on Earth, using a simple camera.

ancient people used to see it like that before all the city folks and their lights. After all, it's called the MILKYWAY by them for a reason.

[Jean-Luc]

ancient people used to see it like that before all the city folks and their lights. After all, it's called the MILKYWAY by them for a reason.

I'm not quite sure it was so vibrant as in these pictures. I've been in areas where there is no light, and I mean none. You can clearly see the milky way, but you can't see it with as much color and detail as these photos have captured.

[kid908]

color wised, the photos do capture more, but your post suggested that you mean just the milkyway period.

[rossmum]

Wow, those are beautiful.

[Rob Oplawar]

if you want to second-guess fucking NASA, be my guest.

I work for Lockheed Martin...

[klange]

I work for Lockheed Martin...

Oooooh snap. Yeah, ExAm, Rob here works for the guys that make the shit for NASA.

[annihilation]

Sup.

Major huge mega super amazing gigantic ultra big space image here.

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