I’m newbie in photography. I’ve been trying to catch the Milky Way it stars trials.   But I always end up with dark noisy picture with blurred stars and even faint ones. Unlike the second picture I’m trying to achieve.   I had entry level canon eos. ISO set at max. Maximum shutter speed was 60 seconds. And lens was I think f1/8  What am I doing wrong? What do I need to adjust?
Can the milky way actually be photographed ? I know the image is manipulated, and is probably a composite, but how do you capture such contrast in the milky way? Is an equitorially mounted scope required? Any advice or pointers are welcome, thanks.  I'm heading out towards much less light polluted areas middle of next week and I want to try some nighttime sky captures with my 7D.  Additional info: I just found  on wikipedia that says: 54s, tripod mounted 5D, 16mm lens, f/2.8, ISO800. What else do I need to be aware of? My 7D is only an APS-C and the widest lens I have is 19mm. I'm thinking that might not be wide enough to capture an interesting shot?
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Here is the command:  /fill -17 4 -109 -18 5 109 minecraft:light_gray_concrete   The output it gives me is "That position is not loaded". I am on a singleplayer superflat world in 1.14.3. Any help would be very appreciated! Win32: How to hide 3rd party windows in taskbar by hWnd How can I copy a file from another directory to the current one? I have this problem as part of a school assignment:  NOTE: In case it's hard to read in the image above, here's the directory tree: $ tree . `-- sample_dir1     `-- sample_dir         |-- admin         |-- cambridge         |   |-- cafeteria         |   |-- library         |   `-- security         |       |-- annex         |       |-- building         |       `-- parking         |-- faculty         |-- history.exe         |-- markham         |   |-- annex         |   |-- building1         |   `-- parking         |-- oxford         |   |-- outline.doc         |   |-- programming         |   |   `-- report.pdf         |   `-- security         `-- stenton             |-- gen_ed             `-- lib_arts                 |-- english.txt                 `-- match.doc  15 directories, 11 files  I tried doing the command: $ cp ../cambridge/security/parking ./parking2  ...but it isn't working. The question in the image above states that the current directory is stenton, and that we need to make a copy of the file named parking (from the security directory), and to name the new file parking2, and place it in the current directory, stenton, using relative pathnames. What am I doing wrong? My cp command seems to be correct. Run TTY script every time I open a GUI terminal Show that$\displaystyle\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{\sin( nz)}{n}$ diverges if $\mathfrak{Im} \,(z)\neq0$ We have to show that$\displaystyle\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{sin( nz)}{n}$ diverges if $Im\,(z)\neq0$  My try:$$\sin (nz) = \mathfrak{Im}(e^{nzi})$$  $$\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{\sin nz}{n} = \mathfrak{Im} \sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{(e^{zi})^n}{n} = - \mathfrak{Im} \ln\left(1-e^{zi}\right). $$ Then how to proceed? Formula field is too big to execute (5,480 characters) I got an error when i am trying to add fomrula in formula field.  Error: Compiled formula is too big to execute (5,480 characters). Maximum size is 5,000 characters  My formula is   (ED__c+Service_Tax__c+Total_Site_Work_Price1__c+Total_Selling_Price_Based_on1__c )*WCTper__c   In this formula ED__c, Total_Site_Work_Price1__c, Total_Selling_Price_Based_on1__c are also Formula fields. And these formulas are also contain fomrula fields.  How can i calculate the formula..? How to resolve BackgroundContainer.dll error on startup? When I start my desktop it gives me an error about BackgroundContainer.dll.    How to get rid of it?  I found nothing when i started regedit.exe and searched (F3 or CTRL+F) for BackgroundContainer.dll unsigned int vs. size_t I notice that modern C and C++ code seems to use size_t instead of int/unsigned int pretty much everywhere - from parameters for C string functions to the STL.  I am curious as to the reason for this and the benefits it brings. Why and how is sound produced when two objects hit each other? When two objects collide and undergo a partially inelastic collision (so every one we experience in every-day life), they rebound to a certain degree, but kinetic energy is not conserved. Thus, the energy of motion must be converted to another type of energy. Thus, when two object collide, the most common forms of energy that kinetic energy is converted to are sound energy and thermal energy.   Some collisions are louder than others just because they cause a bigger local variation of pressure (which then propagates through air until finally gets heard). So, why some objects, even if the velocity before and after the collision seems to be the same, are louder than others? I mean, how do the different material properties enter in the phenomenon?  How and why, by means of solid and fluid mechanics or with an heuristical microscopical reasoning, can this process be explained? Placing math environments inside math environments I have a macro which appears throughout my document in various places:  \newcommand{\placefraction}[2]{     $\frac{#1}{#2}$ }   Sometimes it is placed with regular text. Sometimes it is placed within other math modes. However, the document won't compile if it is placed inside another math mode.  None of my math ever appears in displayed formulas, it is always part of the paragraph.   How can I have a macro which sometimes appears inside math mode, sometimes outside, but itself contains math mode? Recursive bash script to collect information about each file in a directory structure How do I work recursively through a directory tree and execute a specific command on each file, and output the path, filename, extension, filesize and some other specific text to a single file in bash. Is it possible to make an underfull tabulary spread out? 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He casts an illusion of himself on the road, using the Silent Image spell. A PC sorcerer walks down the road, sees the illusion and casts Magic Missile on it. A cleric is standing near a pile of dead bodies. He has suspicions that a few corpses are actually undead creatures. He casts Sacred Flame on every corpse, see which if them succeed, hence, reveals the undead. A wizard casts Acid Splash on a mannequin, trying to damage it with acid.   Possible outcomes I can think of are:   The caster cannot even try to cast the spell, regardless of their information about what the target actually is. The caster tries to cast the spell, the casting fails, not expending the spell slot. The caster casts the spell, it expends the spell slot, then fails. The caster casts the spell, but it hits the original and not the illusion. The caster casts the spell, it flies to the target illusion but deals no damage to it (passes through it).   References in the rules and Sage advice  I was trying to investigate, but it didn't make things clearer:    has an answer, that Magic Missile won't hit. It says nothing about if it can be targeted at all, it leaves it up to the DM. Magic Missile automatically finds the original, even when the caster targets an illusion. At least . Now . This supports the counter-intuitive option 4.   on the other hand   , if there were no perceivable effects (let's say you can try to cast the Command spell on an illusion). That assumes that casters can waste their spells on illusion, which means they at least can target it. This supports options 3 and 5. File access time not updating in ubuntu 12.04 What's a command line way to find large files/directories to remove and free up space? Looking for a series of commands that will show me the largest files on a drive. Map bounded if composition is bounded calculate the mean of trials for each subject in R