Hi Rene,
the exposure time is 30 s at f/2.8, ISO1600. This is a composite using StarStaX, about 150 exposures.
Sorry for the dashed trails. This is because I cannot switch off the noise reduction for exposures over 1 s on the Leica SL. I think pretty much any other camera allows users to switch off noise reduction, the Leica SL does not. In other words, as much as I love the Leica SL, for long-time exposures of star trail the camera is essentially useless.
This is an old one from about 1989. Like many of us, I've been spending a good part of the pandemic down time looking through old film and this one surfaced a couple days ago.
the main street of my town BRENTWOOD England has been closed off except for BUSES and CYCLES with barriers at both ends of the road.
Here I used 2005 dated KONICA VX 400 super that had been in my LEICA M6 since last Christmas ! Canadian Leitz 35mm f1.4 Summilux
the main street in my Town BRENTWOOD has been closed off except for BUSES and CYCLES with barriers at both ends of the road.Here I used a 2005 dated KONICA VX 400 Super that had been inmy LEICA M6 since last Christmas and home-processed in C41
Canadian Leitz 35mm f1.4 Summilux
the exposure time is 30 s at f/2.8, ISO1600. This is a composite using StarStaX, about 150 exposures.
Sorry for the dashed trails. This is because I cannot switch off the noise reduction for exposures over 1 s on the Leica SL. I think pretty much any other camera allows users to switch off noise reduction, the Leica SL does not. In other words, as much as I love the Leica SL, for long-time exposures of star trail the camera is essentially useless.
Here I used 2005 dated KONICA VX 400 super that had been in my LEICA M6 since last Christmas ! Canadian Leitz 35mm f1.4 Summilux
Canadian Leitz 35mm f1.4 Summilux
Lens; ZEISS 50mm 1:1.4