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Thanks man! Here you go: --- EDIT: My diagramming skills are getting better :D

NEW PICTURE! This new one is of Andromeda and is my first time attempting to capture it! It was a phenomenal experience to be able to see something like this coming off the camera! First is the finished picture, and below that is one of the 481 photos that went into it.

You can get them both for like 10 dollars a month using their CC package for photographers. No way in the world I can afford the full programs separate from a subscription service.

Some new pictures: One is a combination of my Nebula picture and the Milky way. I wanted the Nebula to stand out more in the picture so I just did some photoshopping to insert the Nebula picture seemlessly into the Milky Way. The other is a picture of me taking a picture of the milky way. My...

As long as we are dreaming lets make sure that it doesn't compromise at all and is perfectly sharp across the frame with no coma in the corners and lets make it go from 5mm to 1000mm. Haha! And yeah, I know. My original 75-300mm Tamron lens was 50 bucks on craigslist and I wonder if I might...

Upon review, your nitpick is correct. I have gone back through the pictures and re-edited it. The difficulty was with my means of brightening it. I was using a Crelant flashlight to scan the area in the photo for a short duration during my 25 second exposure. Here is the new one...

I went out tonight with more people and a new piece of gear and got the following. I think these are better overall than the prior ones. The first is Andromeda, the second is the Triangulum Galaxy, and then the rest are of an abandoned chapel we happened upon that had a great angle for the Milky...

Update to this thread: at his request I have added Grainde to the list of both Host sellers and completed laser sellers. He is a standup guy as we all know, but for knew people, give him a PM ;)

If you use base ISO(100-200ISO) you will get better resolution. Also, on the 50 f/1.8 lens you have, be sure to stop down as your Depth of Field will be very shallow, and unless you shoot perpendicular to the beam you will have out of focus parts in your picture. Also, as long as you are...

Took a little road trip today and managed a pretty decent photo of a Sunset with Some Horses drinking.

I have added another picture to the Original Posting. Here it is also: Our glorious Sun.

Increase length of exposure rather than ISO. High ISO will give you a lot of noise and decreasing noise in post degrades resolution.

Hey Pman, for the Olympus I suspect that the reason you are getting ok pics with the flash but blurry without is that the camera is getting slight movement during the exposure. The flash is very brief and serves to freeze action in place. If your camera has a manual setting, try making the...

Re: Klingon D7 Battlecruiser "Klothos" with three lasers & running lights (pic heavy) This looks very badass man. Great job! I am glad I popped on here today :D +5 for sure!

I feel stupid for not checking snopes. For anyone who sees an article about tax returns being delayed until october, it is fake. -Isaac The article: 2014 Federal Tax Refunds To Be Delayed Until October 2015 - National Report | National Report

I downloaded the full 4.5GB file and I inspected the pixels. You could print it at a full wall size and it still look sharp as a tack. 70k pixels wide.

All of my unique builds belong to other people now, although the most unique I ever made was my Adegan Relic for sure.

Note 4 should take some nice beam shots if you fog up the room.

Couple questions: 1. What focal length was that taken at? 2. Was it stacked? If so, how many lights? 3. Where did you take it?

UPDATE: They were the 50mW 445nm diodes from Lazerman121's group buy. Here is a thread about them: http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/ndb7242e-445nm-diodes-91339.html