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Can someone explain to me how it's a problem? It's all just data today, isn't it? You can erase the from long time exposures than. Or does the brightness cause
by anotheryou 6y ago
Can someone explain to me how it's a problem?
It's all just data today, isn't it? You can erase the from long time exposures than. Or does the brightness cause lens flares and stuff?
If it was about hobby astrophotography I'd see it right away :)
- pacamara619 6y agoYou cannot "delete" something from a long exposure, how would you think that worked?
- aeternum 6y agoYou "delete" it by composting multiple images with a mask applied to the object position. This is done relatively frequently. The human visual system uses this technique to some extent as your optic nerve creates a relatively large blind spot in each eye. Even with one eye closed, your visual system "deletes" this blind spot via image composting from visual memory or rapid eye movements.
- anotheryou 6y agoThe human eye deletes even more and you can trick it in to showing! you can see a network of blood vessels: https://youtu.be/L_W-IXqoxHA?t=372 https://youtu.be/L_W-IXqoxHA?t=372