My Canon 10D does the same thing. I don't think there is a way around
it.
Generally, you take a lot of shorter exposures, and stack them
together. The multiple frames cancel out the sensor noise.
The shorter exposures don't let light pollution build up, like a
longer exposure will.
Cheers
Mike
On Sep 19, 2010, at 2:21 PM, Thibouille wrote:
K7 isn't like by astrophotographers because it is incapable of having
DFS disabled: in short it means that 1 minute pose means one
additional minute DFS.
Imagine for 30 minutes pose.... :(
2010/9/19 Michael Beacom <mbea...@mac.com>:
Has anyone used a K-7 for astrophotography?
How well did the Life-View feature work for focusing?
Thanks,
Mike
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