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When you reach the end and release the mouse button, all layers should show (or hide if you were hiding the first icon you clicked on). Then click on the visibility icon of the top layer and then (without releasing the mouse button) drag down so that the mouse goes over the visibility icon of all the layers. The goal is to have something which is perfectly aligned with the star images (use a tripod) and ultimately has low noise (use ISO -click one of the groups to expand/collapse all. This might be taken at the blue hour, using light painting, or just a very long exposure with ambient light (potentially moonlight). It would be very tricky to determine an exposure which shows the stars, keeps the right balance of blue sky, and does not blow out the foreground in the bright (and constantly changing) moonlight. Avoid the complication of trying to calculate a safe exposure to use for an hour.

It can potentially make it easier to clone out complications (meteors, satellites, planes, hot pixels, etc) from a short exposure frame instead of a full star trail image.

Just use as many images as you need until you have the rotation you want in the image.

You to choose the exact arc of rotation you wish to see in your final image without complex planning.

Keep the option to process a single sharp image (such a beautiful meteor passing through a frame) or to create a time-lapse video.

Minimize potential problems with moving trees in the wind.

Unless youвЂ™re shooting on a very cold night, youвЂ™ll see more and more hot pixel problems with longer exposures.

You wonвЂ™t lose hours of work work if something goes wrong вЂ“ such as someone shining a headlamp into your image, lens flare if the moon moves into a problematic position, the camera getting bumped, batteries dying, etc.

There are several benefits to shooting star trails as a stack of short exposures rather than a single long exposure, including: You can capture such a scene with a single long exposure, but you can often get a better image or simplify processing by taking a serious of short exposures to blend together. In this image, they not only draw your attention towards the a moonlit focal point, they also echo the shape of the surrounding arches to help tie everything together.

I'll probably buy it when the trial runs out, I don't think it is worth $130 US, but at the introductory price of $89 US, I think it is worth the money.Star trails can be a powerful way to compliment and accentuate a subject. When it works (which, TBF, is most of the time) it works quite well, but not being able to revisit older photos, and use it on bit mapped photo files, means one can't really get rid of the Topaz tools (or similar). It also doesn't work on older camera files like the E500. Plus, it only works on RAW files, can't output to tif - just dng, and jpg. My testing indicates that it isn't perfect though, it can at times be a little too aggressive on some photos. The product works great with ACDSee Ultimate and Affinity Photo, for example.

It works with ANY software that can read/develop linear DNG files. (Deep Prime and the lens corrections, IMO). It allows people who are happy, overall, with their current non-DXO workflow to take advantage of DXO Photolab's most useful features. I'm somewhat surprised there isn't much talk about this new product.

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