Often, the best camera is the one you use the most...like the one in your pocket.
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Is a 100-megapixel camera necessary for astrophotography? Nope. But it’s fun. Let’s first state the above again: you do NOT need a 100...
Start to finish: The EXACT camera settings and imaging setup I used during the 2018 total lunar eclipse. Everybody's always asking "what camera...
I’ve never astrophotographed before, am looking for a camera, i.e. DSLR, mirrorless, Specialty CCD, CMOS, the choices are daunting.
If you’re shooting long exposures for deep-sky images, then yes, you should still shoot flats.
I found that there is not a single spot on the surface of the sun that can be used to focus my digiscope. The only part with “contrast” is the limb...
R asked: I mostly do landscape and flower photography. I have recently been to Acadia National park for night/milky way photography and caught the...
E asked: Way back in the days of the Virtual Star Party, you were taking Astrophotographs with a DSLR and a Dob on an EQ platform. Question, did you...
Do you want to capture jaw dropping Milky Way photos? Of course you do! Here's a complete guide to get you started.
I’m often asked what camera settings I use when I shoot, or which technique I follow to finish off my astro photos. Here it is!
Learn some quick tips and watch the video about how to shoot and process an astrophotography self portrait with light.
Finish off your Milky Way images with this example workflow and installation instructions for the Milky Way Finisher Photoshop action pack bundle. In this short video tutorial, I show you how to install the Milky Way Finisher Photoshop actions, and...
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