CANON USAさんのインスタグラム写真 - (CANON USAInstagram)「Photo by Co-Creator @nathanleeallen "If you had asked me to create this image three years ago, I wouldn’t have been able to do it. You see, no one starts out as a professional or expert right off the bat. Learning photography is a journey, like any craft, that takes years of practice, repetition, and failing to capture the shots you really want, to become the photographer you truly want to be. Part of that journey also involves camera gear, and investing in bodies and lenses that allow me to be the best photographer possible, and raise the bar to what I can capture. The #Canon EOS R5 and EOS R6 are the latest camera bodies that are a part of my photography journey, and while the EOS R5 has received a lot of praise, the EOS R6 has become my reliable, go-to, low light and astrophotography camera, thanks to its incredible ISO range of 100-102400, made possible by its 20 MP CMOS Sensor; the same powerful sensor found in Canon’s flagship DSLR, the EOS-1DX Mark III. I created this composite using two separate images, at two different exposures/times of day, with the EOS R6 and RF15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM wide-angle lens, mounted on a tripod. The foreground image was shot right after sunset, with enough soft light to capture the details and colors of the landscape, at ISO 1600, 32mm, f.2.8, 0.3 sec. The Milky Way image was shot around 9-10 pm, under a new moon, at ISO 4000, 15mm, f.2.8, 20 sec. After successfully shooting both frames, I stacked, masked, and combined in Photoshop, after editing in Lightroom. So if you’re seeing this image on Instagram, thinking, 'I can’t create that now, but I want to learn how to create that,' now is the time to start learning." *Composite Image*」12月12日 6時06分