It's been a while since I did star trails using my point and shoot camera. Here is a stack of 234 frames the other night. I put my camera down on a rock in the corner of my backyard looking back at the house. I straightened the photo and edited it in Snapseed to give it a dramatic HDR effect which helps to remove some of the 'glow' from the house and bring your attention to the sky.
![star trails with hdr effect star trails with hdr effect](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhS2ud1Mrkwmwfia3P8FLh4O3Juv24iFNpUPjtrsW7f7XLSuIpEnlQ1xN4NPMBLJ7TG6u472GtfP0DCe-8fpEBD6GTbRTH5XKwUij6hyphenhyphen-tb_9ErdxePzvXtSmZTzbclu4J9lUnvCkhPJH2v/s1600/star+trails+edited+in+snapseed.JPG) |
234 frames with Canon Powershot A3100IS, each at ISO 800, 6.2mm, f/2.7, 15 sec, stacked in StarStaX, edited in Snapseed |
![canon powershot star trails canon powershot star trails](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEggaGctlrSWhspm4rlu94rjblHOa-X70hbToOhNxviNnKbkHYhjoCj4IiWLYMJsxURXWU7swWM_sF7iQGzJGkrkSbGfYIk8kymWYKLmkmNfK_PVZ3bDr-OYoAJ37pKGpkQWDNTHLf3aqYZS/s1600/234+star+stack.jpg) |
Same photo as above, stacked in StarStaX but not yet edited |
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