Photographer Aryeh Nirenberg has captured many stunning images of the Milky Way Galaxy over the years, but this latest time-lapse video could be one of the most beautiful. To accomplish this shoot, an equatorial tracking mount was needed to fix the lens focus on the Milky Way irregardless of any movement, such as Earth’s rotation.
More specifically, the equatorial tracking mount was used over a period of around 3-hours to show Earth’s rotation relative to the Milky Way Galaxy. A Sony A7SII, paired with a Canon 24-70mm f2.8 lens, recorded 1100 10″ exposures at a 12-second interval with all frames captured at F/2.8 and 16000 ISO.
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