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Hi,
 
I was recently on a short trip to tenerife for my first serious milky way shots.
The following photos were taken with my X-T1 and the 14mm and 35mm lenses.
 
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Additional information about used gear and my workflow can be found on flickr in the image description.


More shots can be found in this flickr set: https://www.flickr.com/photos/28058855@N02/albums/72157669244098234

 

 

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Hi,

 

I was recently on a short trip to tenerife for my first serious milky way shots.

The following photos were taken with my X-T1 and the 14mm and 35mm lenses.

 

28298710533_45cea373d9_b.jpg

 

28809263152_e636f1c528_c.jpg

 

28298794073_4f318c5769_c.jpg

 

Additional information about used gear and my workflow can be found on flickr in the image description.

 

 

More shots can be found in this flickr set: https://www.flickr.com/photos/28058855@N02/albums/72157669244098234

 

Looks awesome.

I am going there next Tuesday for 2 weeks and plan to do the same. Will be very happy to reach the quality of those.

I don't think I'll have time to do panorama since I'll be with my family.

I plan to use the Samyang 12mm f/2 and do as as many as I can and stack them.

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