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Night sky in the Lake district (and a few morning pics)

hfac1988

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Took the newly acquired A7s and 35mm f2.8 zeiss out as I was testing out a van camper conversion kit. 

Much different to the old dslr I had, and was rather happy with the results. It's a shame I'm no expert in shooting night skies although I was eager to try.

 

 

 

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This last one was stitched from a fair few photos.

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Any tips with the 7s would be great! I'm going to start saving up for a 12mm fisheye at some point.

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