confucious
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I just had a thought (took me awhile) - if you're worried about noise, why not try shooting at a lower ISO. You don't need the added exposure value it would give as you're leaving the shutter open for 10 minutes anyways. In my mind, raising ISO is a last resort in dark areas shooting handheld - it allows you to speed up your shutter to avoid shake. If your camera goes down to 100 or 50, they would both be better than 200.
Won't make a huge difference, but may help
Won't make a huge difference, but may help