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space is deep skip to content ↓ about equipment links astrophotography weekend dec 19th, 2017 by dan . no comments yet spent a few nights out in the desert doing some astrophotography. didn’t have much else to do out there so i figured i’d make a short film about the process of photographing and processing an image of m101, the pinwheel galaxy. posted in: galaxies , timelapse . newish timelapse work dec 19th, 2017 by dan . no comments yet earlier this year i completed work on my 5 axis robotic timelapse rig. here is a little demo of what it can do: and a video of the rig in action! posted in: timelapse . from the lagoon to saturn jun 27th, 2017 by dan . no comments yet holy cow, an update! finally got a bit of astrophotography done last week. been extremely busy with work (i’m a freelance cinematographer now) and haven’t been able to get out nearly as much as i’d like. anyway this is a 3 panel mosaic right smack in the milky way. shot over two nights. image location and date: sdaa club site, tierra del sol. mount: orion atlas eq-g imaging scope: nikkor 180mm f2.8 ai-s ed imaging fl: 180mm imaging focal ratio: f4 imaging camera: ir modded canon 6d (for the left frame), canon 5d mark iii for the center frame and right frame. lights: rgb 91x300sec @ iso800 (~8 hours) calibration: flats, bias guide scope: 60mm finder with orion starshoot auto guider other details: guiding with phd2, captured with apt, processed in pixinsight + photoshop posted in: nebula , widefields . photo dump. sep 15th, 2016 by dan . no comments yet all film: sagittarius area of the milky way, fuji neopan acros 100. 20 minute exposure, canon 50mm f1.8 stm @ f4. tri – x tri – x tri – x. this is a super long exposure of me setting up a milky way shot up in the mountains. fun with strobes. tri – x tri – x 400 fuji neopan acros 100. 20 minute exposure, canon 50mm f1.8 stm @ f4. fuji neopan acros 100. 20 minute exposure, rokinon 14mm @ 2.8 my skytracker needed surgery while camping. posted in: scenic , widefields . tagged: 100iso · acros · astrophotography · canon a2e · dan watt · eos 3 · film · fuji · milky way · neopan · tri - x film! aug 19th, 2016 by dan . no comments yet i’ve been having fun with film lately. i really love how it forces me to be a better photographer (not sure if it shows though). even single click of that shutter costs me money, every click means i have one less exposure, and every click means more time in my bathroom developing. so i take my time, make sure the exposure is where i want it, make sure focus is good (i only have one auto focus lens, everything else is manual. not to be cool, but because i really like old soviet lenses. they are cheap and good enough), and then reallllly pay attention to composition. thats always been the toughest thing for me, good composition. and i’ve noticed over the years my old personal way of composing a shot seams to emphasize patterns and lines rather than emphasize depth; foreground, background, etc. like i either prefer 2 dimensional images or i’m just not talented enough to see potential ways to add depth to my image. and i don’t really get bothered by that either. i also like not developing my film for a month or two. sometimes i have no idea what the picture is of. sometimes i’ll forget even going to that location. but i like it because it lets me view my photos in a more objective way. gone is the immediate emotional attachment from a weekends batch of photos… now its akin to viewing somebody else photos and picking up what you like and what you don’t like. rambling. i’ve been using a canon a2e i picked up at the oceanside swap meet for $10. its awesome. i like it better than my 5d and 6d! for use with my previously mentioned one autofocus lens (canon 50mm 1.8 boring) i can use the eye control focus to pick out my focus point. that means wherever i point my eye in the viewfinder, the camera focuses on that. so instead of having to figure out my frame, than move my camera to focus on whatever plane i’m focusing on, then move the camera back to reframe, i can do it all from one spot. it doesn’t seem like that big of a deal but man, once you use eye controlled focus you can’t go back. no idea why modern dslrs omit this completely. i also picked up a soviet practika slr with no light meter, no motor, no nothing. full manual control. i’ve been trying to get better at guessing exposure since i read about douglas slocombe, the dp for raiders of the lost ark (amoungst a bunch of other movies). apparently he was so good he didn’t use a handheld light meter, he just used his eyes and called off the exposure settings to the camera operator. for 35mm film. for major motion pictures. that’s amazing. so i’ve been practicing that and surprisingly its not all that hard. especially when you can just use the sunny16 rule during the day. okay photos. most everything is tri-x. (more…) posted in: misc . its been awhile aug 19th, 2016 by dan . no comments yet i haven’t been posting as much here as i’d like. doesn’t mean i haven’t been taking photos, i have, but instead of uploading them anywhere i just sit on them and move on to the next project. i’ve been busy as hell this year. started working as a freelance cinematographer the last few months. did a music video, some product videos for my friends company, a dark comedy web series and about to start filming on a really dark bizzaro comedy i wrote called high desert. so thats been that. i have been dabbling in an interesting timelapse experiment involving astroids and nebula but processing isn’t finished quite yet. i’ve also been using film again, even dabbling in film astrophotography. i don’t know how it looks yet because i still have to develop it. i told myself i’d do that tonight, we’ll see. i’ll post soon (i hope). in the meantime here is a big dump of photos! sunset on the sunrise highway. near mount laguna. canon 5d mark iii, zeiss jena 35mm @ f8. santa rosa mountains area near anza. kodak tri-x 400, zeiss jena 35mm. i don’t remember what settings. milky way from toro peak. rokinon 14mm, canon 6d, two remote strobes set up, one obvious one in the distance, another with an umbrella to light the underside of the trees. i think this was 5 minutes. mounted on my ioptron skytracker. star trails with tri-x! thats it for now. i have more. just need to remember what they are. posted in: blog , dark sites i visit , scenic . assorted stuff sep 22nd, 2015 by dan . no comments yet haven’t gone out as much as i’d like lately, but i have a few new photos i haven’t shared yet. fonts point milky way + my girlfriend as a wizard posted in: dark sites i visit . m31 – the andromeda galaxy – 3 panel mosaic sep 22nd, 2015 by dan . no comments yet haven’t really been able to post in awhile, been working on other projects that are taking up way too much time. finally got two nights over labor day weekend. figured i’d do m31 since its been a long time since i’ve attempted it. i’m imaging at 800mm with a canon t3 so i had to do three panels to get it all to fit and even then the wispy bits on the edges are cut off. lots of nasty gradients to deal with on account of lots of high altitude haze. this summer in socal has been too humid. only got about two hours per frame over two nights because of the clouds. processed in pixinsight and photoshop. image location and date: sdaa club site, tierra del sol. mount: orion atlas eq-g imaging scope: orion 8″ f3.9 astrograph imaging fl: 800mm imaging focal ratio: f3.9 imaging camera: canon 1100d (rebel t3) modded and cooled to 12c. lights: rgb 25x300sec @ iso400 per frame (3x) calibration: flats, bias guide scope: 60mm finder with orion starshoot auto guider other details: guiding with phd, captured with apt, processed in pixinsight + photoshop posted in: galaxies . tagged: 1100d · 8" f4 · astrophotography · atlas · canon · dan watt · m31 · orion · sdaa · tds · tierra del sol · tierradelsol death valley 2014 part two jul 11th, 2015 by dan . no comments yet we left eurek

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