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A blue night sky with star trails is visible through the sprocket holes of a film strip.

Why do astro/lightrail shots look so good on slide film? || Velvia 100f || Mamiya m645 || 70mm f/2.8

4/23/2023

twostopsover reddit mamiya, 645 fujifilm, fujichrome velvia 100f #6922

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The night sky is filled with circular star trails around a central point, with some foliage visible in the upper right corner.

A long exposure photograph captures the movement of stars and satellites across a dark night sky.

A nebula with pink and green hues is surrounded by numerous stars, framed by the sprocket holes of a film strip.

Star trails swirl around a central point in the night sky, with the silhouette of a tree visible in the bottom right corner.

A long exposure shot captures the motion blur of a spinning carnival ride illuminated with red and blue lights against a dark sky.

The Milky Way is visible in the night sky above a dark, undulating horizon.

A full moon is visible against a dark sky, framed by the sprockets and text of a film strip.

A solar eclipse is visible on a strip of film.

A long exposure photograph captures the circular star trails in the night sky, with a dark structure visible in the upper left corner.

A dark sky with clouds is visible above a line of trees.

The Milky Way is visible in a long exposure night sky.

Star trails are visible through a dark tree canopy at night.

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