Today we look at using a Star Tracker to capture long exposure images of the milky way with the intention of blending in with a suitable foreground. This is a classic composite image workflow and to be honest I don't do a lot of this. Many people have asked about this though and I thought I'd tackle it here in this video.
As always I'd appreciate your feedback and maybe comments about your experience with trackers and how you go about it. Thanks so much for watching.


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