D DDirector Veteran Jul 18, 2010 #1 If doing a time lapse at the stars, how long do I have the shutter open for, and how long of a duration between shots? Oh, and the aperture set to? I am assuming iso should be 100, correct? Last edited: Jul 18, 2010
If doing a time lapse at the stars, how long do I have the shutter open for, and how long of a duration between shots? Oh, and the aperture set to? I am assuming iso should be 100, correct?
T thegoldfi Active member Jul 18, 2010 #2 why don't you play around with it? cameras have meters for a reason. (i suppose it may not actually work well for super dark, long exposure pictures.) its digital; if it doesn't work you can always delete and start over.
why don't you play around with it? cameras have meters for a reason. (i suppose it may not actually work well for super dark, long exposure pictures.) its digital; if it doesn't work you can always delete and start over.
