Milky Way Images - Victor, ID (Kurt Zeppetello)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Aquila (Aql) · Contains: Cheleb (βOph) · Hourglass nebula · IC 4701 · Lagoon nebula · M 8 · NGC 6523 · NGC 6604 · Part of the constellation Capricornus (Cap) · Part of the constellation Ophiuchus (Oph) · Part of the constellation Sagitta (Sge) · Part of the constellation Sagittarius (Sgr) · Part of the constellation Serpens (Ser) · The constellation Aquila (Aql) · The constellation Delphinus (Del) · The constellation Scutum (Sct) · The star Altair (αAql) · The star Cebalrai · The star Dabih (βCap) · The star Rasalhague (αOph) · The star Sabik (ηOph) · The star Tarazed (γAql) · The star ζAql · The star ηSer · The star κOph · The star πSgr

Milky Way Images - Victor, ID, Kurt Zeppetello

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Milky Way Images - Victor, ID

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I will be posting various images of the Milky Way from our vacation in the Yellowstone - Glacier Park area. I haven't done many of these before so it will be a trial and error operation.

Images MW-1 and MW-2 were both 60 second exposures of different parts of the Milky Way. They were collected at our first location, a campground/RV park/cabin spot in Victor Idaho very close to Jackson, Wyoming and the Teton National Park.

I really did not do much processing on this and it came out better than anything I did before with much heavier processing. There is no substitute for dark skies!

Image A (MW-1) and B (MW-2)

Location: Tetons

Date: 7-21-19

Camera: Canon T3i/600D modified

Lens: Canon EF 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6

Focal Length: 18mm

f/3.5

Mount: iOptron SkyGuider Pro on a Manfrotto Tripod

Filter: none

Autoguiding: none

Exposure: 1 x 60s

ISO: 1600

Processing: Photoshop, Lightroom

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