Astro Photography

As promised, here’s a tutorial on beginner stacking for astrophotography #astrophotography #starphotography #milkywayphotography #milkywaychasers

Orion Nebula through my telescope 🔭#astrophotography #astronomy #fyp

Reply to @masscott100 It’s not about how big the scope is, it’s how you use it

@Andrew Imhoff shares his top 3 tips for mastering astrophotography 🌌 📷

my first try on Bodes and Cigar Galaxy #m81 #galaxy #fyp #fypシ #spacetok #telescope #space #astrofotography

✨️ Shoot the stars -- #astrology #astrophotography #photography #tutorial #lightroom #lightroomexplore

Hopefully easier than you thought! Any more questions I can answer? #astrophotography #photographytips #photographer #milkywaygalaxy #photographytutorial

not a normal sight for this route 😅 #northernlights #aurora #astrophotography

What is this FUZZY LIGHT?🌟 #stars #space #night #Sky #astronomy #physics #Science #astrophotography #Andromeda #Galaxy

High altitude, nearly zero light pollution, dry environnement and temperature dropping as low as -10 Celsius at night made Salar de Uyuni the best stargazing place I’ve been to. Carrying 50 pounds of camera equipment and camping gear was definitely worth it! The pictures featured in this video are available as prints. DM me if you’re interested in buying one! #stargazing #camping #astrophotography #bolivia #uyuni #saltflats

This is a quasar that is in a galaxy 9.6 billion light years away it was not my primary target but it might be next time. #live #learnontiktok #stem #astronerds #astrophotography #astronomy #quasar #blackhole

JWST pillars of creation!! #breakingnews #jwst #astrophotography #spacetok #stemtok #edutok

SAVE THIS VIDEO to make incredible star trails! Follow this steps and if you want to know more about astrophotography leave a comment with what you would want to know! 1. Find a place without much light pollution, during new moon and use SkyGuide to find Polaris. 2. 500 Rule. Follow it to capture the stars as sharp as posible. We don’t realise the huge speed in which the earth spins. So fast that you will get the motion of the stars in a normal long exposure. Perfect if we want to achieve star trails in just the ONE photo, but it’s better to make a bunch with stars sharp and then edit. The 500 rule resolves that, depending on your focal length: 500 / Focal length (mm) = shutter speed maximum to get sharp stars (sc) E.g. 500 / 25mm =. 20 sc MAX, anything below its ok. 3. Buffer, the amount of time your digital camera actually needs to process a photo. Normally, it does it so quickly you just don’t notice. But on long exposure photos that changes. Specially if we are taking several photos on interval. So it’s a good advice to leave an extra time after each photo. How much time? 20% of your shutter speed would do nice. For 20 second exposure you need to leave 5 seconds between each photo. 4. More settings: Focus, MANUAL and set by eye to the star. Exposure MANUAL, duh. And set the timer to 2 or 5 seconds when taking the first picture. 5. Editing software, you’ll want retouch colour and contrast. Lightroom could do; LRTimelapse offers free use to as much as 400 images and can export directly to video. Also Star Stax is a free software to create a single photo with the merge star trails. You won’t need more than 300-400 hundred to get results as this photos. Hope this helps and you nail your star trails next time! . . . . . . #Tutorial #Timelapse #StarTrails #ReelTutorial #explore #PhotographyTips #Filmmaking #landscapephotography

Here’s how I capture nebula photos, from raw data to final processed image. #telescope #astronomy #space #astrophotography #observatory #science #hubble #cosmic #jwst

Astrophotography is hard. #astronomer #astrophotographer #stargazer #astrophotography #astronomy #stargazing #spacetok #astronomytok #photography