Review and suggestion
This is my first ever fstopper post and also first try at astro photography. I am using canon rebel t5i with 30sec shutter. I haven't done any image stacking. Can anyone suggest me how to reduce noise in future images ?
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Noise is not the biggest problem of this picture, in my opinion. Seems like 30 seconds is too long - you see the stars leave trails, which is not desirable (in this type of shot at least). I'm guessing you could not push ISO nor open the lens more so not much can be done about it.
About the noise itself, here's a great tutorial for just this scenarios: https://fstoppers.com/post-production/how-reduce-noise-astrophotography…