Originally posted by agukha You jump high ! ^^
I have not tried yet astrotracer on the KP with the GPS module, is it easy to fine calibrate it ?
(as there are two levels of calibration, I have never succeded the fine one on some vulcanic moutains, maybe containing a bit of metal, but it was very easy on other mountains)
I did use the same O-GPS1 on K-30 previously, so for me it is not very difficult. This shot was 1 successful out of 6 or so, but: 1. I had no remote or stand with me, so 1 was moved when clicking the button, 1 way too bright (90+ s on ISO 3200 and F1.4), 2 were too dark (I had aperture ring on F22 before and forgot to turn it back), 1 is overexposed - can be saved down to the visible stars and MW, but no colors
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I have not used O-GPS1 in mountains, though. The forecast shows clear, will try going with Rokinon 10mm F2.8 tonight and remote at least (this one was Bower 24mm F1.4, so needs a panorama for a good shot).