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Archive for March, 2006

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Question: How do I make my cross star filter have the best effects?

I have a canon rebel xs dslr. I bought a cross star filter and get minimal results (unlike the pictures they provide). What is the best setting I can put my camera on to get the best usage out of this lens?

Answer: Apparently slowing the shutter down gives it time to gather the special effect you’re looking for.

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Question: Lens flare Circumstellar shells or Real?

Many stars in the constellation Orion have crosses, spheres with spiral patterns in their visual images. The crosses seem lense flares, but these are spheres or circular real part of the lens flare, as viewed with SkyView Virtual Observatory http://skyview.gsfc.nasa.gov/ Located 05 12 54.31, -16 13 06.2 DSS, 25 degree FOV X1000 pixels

Answer: In addition, this image is not a "star". This is a heading, 25 degrees of the sky taken from a survey. Approximately half the angular size of the full moon. It probably contains several hundred stars. And the visual artifacts in the image is just that – Artifacts due to internal reflection, among other sources.

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