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During a recent sea trip to the Arctic, we had the most colorful auroras I have ever seen. Although the ship was moving, I set up a Nikon Z6ii with a 20 mm lens on a tripod to get some photos. They came out better than expected, but stars appear as complex orbits due to the motion of the ship. An example is attached. Would it be possible to remove such star tracks with Photoshop? I will give it a try if this is the kind of thing that it can handle.

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[QUOTE="cinclodes, post: 1533844555, member: 147782"] During a recent sea trip to the Arctic, we had the most colorful auroras I have ever seen. Although the ship was moving, I set up a Nikon Z6ii with a 20 mm lens on a tripod to get some photos. They came out better than expected, but stars appear as complex orbits due to the motion of the ship. An example is attached. Would it be possible to remove such star tracks with Photoshop? I will give it a try if this is the kind of thing that it can handle. [ATTACH type="full" alt="aurora048.jpg"]149691[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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