This is a composite panorama I put together after trying to get the original panorama to stitch without any luck. In this image the Milky Way which I took a few weeks later is in the exact same position as where it was on location, the meteor is also in the same location it was on location. I don’t normally like to do composites but in this case I have kept the Milky Way in the same location and not made any additional changes to what the scene would have looked like that night.
Sky 4x5x20” exposures at f1.8 and iso 800 Foreground 5×25” exposures at f1.8 and iso 1600
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This is a composite panorama I put together after trying to get the original panorama to stitch without any luck. In this image the Milky Way which I took a few weeks later is in the exact same position as where it was on location, the meteor is also in the same location it was on location. I don’t normally like to do composites but in this case I have kept the Milky Way in the same location and not made any additional changes to what the scene would have looked like that night.
Sky 4x5x20” exposures at f1.8 and iso 800 Foreground 5×25” exposures at f1.8 and iso 1600
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