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I am fascinated by the ancient Egyptians. Osiris was their god of rebirth and afterlife and represented by the constellation of Orion.
I shot this pano a year ago when Betelgeuse was dimming a lot and some scientists thought it was a sign the giant star was going to explode in the near future (means of course hundreds to thousands of years). Anyway it is clear on this picture that Betelgeuse lost a lot of its brightness. A few months later however, the usual brightness came back. Maybe it was a dust cloud obscuring the star.
Canon Eos M6 with EF-M 11-22 m, 9 p raw, 16 mm (25.6 mm KB), iso 400, f 6.3, 15 s, 3400°K, sky and land processed differently resulting in 18 pics in PTGuiPro, 9858x3659 145.3 MB TIFF, downsized >1830>1000>500, 1310x500 498 KB JPEG
I hate to destroy such a fine detailed pano to an archean 500 px. When will this site finally upgrade to at least a 1000 px?????????
With this Osiris, I would like to wish everyone a happy, healthy and artistic 2021!
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Herzliche Grüße und alles Gute in 2021,
Dieter
@Dieter: processing the sky and the city differently allows to make the sky darker while keeping in check the city lights. I am also experimenting to combine 2 series of pictures with different settings.
@ Jörg and Jens: I sent the web owner already several requests to increase the pixel height but I never got an answer back. Maybe we should ask this as a group? Of course storage costs will increase but I would be happy to pay a fee for the improved site. Another improvement would be the backround color. Night views like this ask a darker background instead of the overwhelming white.
Cheers, Hans-Jörg
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