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A method of reducing 'fixed pattern noise' and the influence of 'hot pixels' by taking a frame with the shutter remaining closed and subtracting the results from a frame previously taken with the shutter open.
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Unexpected behaviour of interval shooting with Nikon D5100 [duplicate]
I want to do some star trail and time lapse shoots this weekend and I have for the first time been looking into the interval shooting option on the Nikon D5100. I already understood that the interval …
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