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Looks like taken with rather dim lighting, i.e. high-iso. In which case all these dots in the dark area could be explained as hot pixels (pixels that have a tin
by danvet 15y ago
Looks like taken with rather dim lighting, i.e. high-iso. In which case all these dots in the dark area could be explained as hot pixels (pixels that have a tiny bit of leakage that then shows up when massively amplified). Of course, that leakage might be due to comsic rays ;-) but the amount of them doesn't look worse than what you might get on earth (depening upon circumstances).
Also, with really long exposures, this leakage tends to add up, too.
- AngryParsley 15y agoEXIF data days the exposure time was 1/1600th of a second at ISO200. The earth is really bright and that is a ton of hot spots for such a low ISO, fast exposure.