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Originally Posted by leftyguns21
does anyone use a sky tracker for their astro-photography? i had never heard of one until recently and im a little intrigued by them. it would def help with lower noise milky way shots.
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Sky trackers are more useful when doing super-long exposures. Milky Way shots are typically going to be 15-30 seconds in duration (my experience). Now if you are doing a milky way panorama, the sky tracker may come in handy, but the cost would still be hard to justify (at least for me).
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