Something rare to impossible to find is a shot that gives a sense of how I think a distant sky object would look if you were near it. Our galaxy and the Andromeda galaxy are similar. When you see pictures of Andromeda they're layered multiple long exposures, to start with, and you get this very bright and defined thing. But we're literally inside our galaxy and there's none of that. When you look up in the sky and see the Andromeda galaxy it's just a large-ish fuzzy patch. I think if you were traveling there what you would see is a fuzzy patch that looms larger and larger but less and less defined, until you were in it.
Just like a cell phone renders an image based on light playing on electrical sensors. At least.... ain't no photo developing lab inside my phone.
Down loading is fine it's just if you want to print them out it has to be dark and then you hang them up to let them dry.
Thats a relief............thanks for the tip, already have the dark room so that saves me a job
