Yes #editBacklog is back after a 3 year break.
2021 Orion nebula. Istanbul, Turkey.
This is more of a technical limitations exercise. It is shot with a sony a6000 and my trusty 135mm Samyang.
Supersampling is used with 21 frames, to reduce noise and increase the resolution. (this is a cropped detail)
The limiting factor here is light pollution more than anything.
2022 CC by-SA
Created using #hugin and #darktable
@RyunoKi
caveat of not a lawyer etc,
edit: yes it is 4.0 international. (completely wrongly parsed that question) xD I think by default newest one is assumed unless otherwise defined but should probably clarify
you do not need to link the full text in every toot in a microblogging structure I think. (I do link it in my website)
@eylul
2.1 was popular for a while, too (Flickr…)
But Cory Doctorow pointed out that it can be used to extract money from users.
@popolon
samyangs prioritized optical quality and kept them down with tradeoffs like weight and being fully manual (they moved away from the latter since and are more expensive since)
@popolon
it was an usually luminous sky (we get them sometimes in winter) but quite honestly I was surprised it worked. I know for a fact that milkyway doesn't. (although I have some ideas to try there)
I think one advantage is that orion is very bright. its just a bit small to notice with naked eye
@eylul have you played with siril.org? I have yet to try but seems nice.
@piratenpanda
I have and totally intend to go back to it.
My experience was that at the time it didn't deal with lens distortion as at is designed for more photography through a telescope. This was years ago though and I know they have added tons of features since.
its on the todo list.
@eylul
Is that CC 4.0 International?
There are so many versions of it…
I thought it would require a link to the legal text to count 🤔