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Dave Weixelman, taken from Sundown Level, Bryce Canyon Nationwide Park, Utah The Milky Way and shiny emission areas (just like the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complicated) glow over the panorama of Bryce Canyon on this springtime shot. The imager used a Canon mirrorless digital camera and 20mm lens at f/2 to take three 2-minute frames at ISO 400,Proceed studying “Go view that hoodoo”
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Dave Weixelman, taken from Sundown Level, Bryce Canyon Nationwide Park, Utah
The Milky Way and shiny emission areas (just like the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complicated) glow over the panorama of Bryce Canyon on this springtime shot. The imager used a Canon mirrorless digital camera and 20mm lens at f/2 to take three 2-minute frames at ISO 400, plus one 5-minute body at ISO 3200 with a dual-band Hα/OIII nebula filter. The foreground was a separate 2-second publicity at nightfall taken at f/14 and ISO 200.
