Leo Constellation


Last month, I tried to shoot the leo constellation. Fortunately in June, there were some drizzles going on, so most of the time we had clear skies at night.

I took around 30 photos of the constellation. And stacked them using DeepSkyStacker. This was my second attempt to use stacking software to create a clear image than using a single exposure image.

Shot Taken On OPPO Reno 2F

Exposure time : 4.3 seconds
ISO : 400

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