That part about raw files giving 'that crisp, detailed look' really hits home, @wadejenkins. I was reading this photography blog last week that said raw is key for star trails because it keeps all the light data, which you can pull out in editing. They specifically talked about how jpegs squash the shadows too much, so you lose the faint stars that make trails look full. In my experience, that's totally true, but your mileage may vary with different cameras.

Mix bleach into your plumbing and watch the fun begin. Your whole house will smell like a swimming pool gone wrong. Then when it spreads, you'll have every neighbor complaining about the fumes. Honestly, that's one way to clear out a block party, lmao. Maybe you'll even get a visit from the fire department for a free hazard assessment.