Astro Photography
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Useful Pocket Guide and Tips for Timelapse and Astrophotography
If you missed this weekend’s Supermoon, it’s okay because there are five this year and you still have two more opportunities before the year is out. Here are some useful tips to help you prepare.
‘A Ride In The Sky’ Gives an Amazing New Twist {Literally} to Astro Timelapse
The following timelapse, created by Lance Page of Page Films, gives a new twist (pun intended) to astro timelapse photography.
Never-Before-Seen ‘Impossible’ Images of Milky Way Captured in Singapore
I have been asking myself if it’s really impossible to capture the Milky Way galaxy in Singapore and so, I’ve decided to make my first attempt after the monsoon season was over and voila! I could see it! All hope was not lost after all.
Dazzling Star Trails Captured Despite the Heavy Light Polluted Skies Over Singapore
In a city of 5 million people, the light pollution would be heavy at best, so many would say that astrophotography there would be a near impossible task. Astrophotographer Justin Ng has taken on this challenging task and have created these beautiful composites of the skies over Singapore.
How You Shot It: Dreamers – Shooting the Stars with an Astrophotographer
How You Shot It is a series where you show us how you shot an image. Many who use our presets love…
How to find the best locations in your area for shooting the night sky
Shooting at night can be a challenge if you live in a populated area. Light pollution can, and does, prevent you form getting the most out of your exposures and can ruin a shot. When I first started thinking about shooting the stars I thought I had to physically drive around and look for good spots. Surely, I thought to myself, there must be a better way to find locations relatively close to you which would be good candidates for amazing star photography.
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