I fought the idea of photographing deep space objects such as Nebulas and Galaxies other than our own Milky Way. My friend, Larry Gunn suggested I dip my toe into the genre with a device called the SeeStar S50. A reasonably priced automated telescope/camera that can navigate to targets automatically.
Getting started with astrophotography? One of the things you’re most likely wondering about is the right gear for the job. These include the best lenses you should have for best results. If you’re already doing other kinds of photography, chances are you already have two of these with you! In
Contrary to the usual belief, you don’t need super expensive gear or an ultra complicated setup right away to do astrophotography. You can just put together a budget entry-level astrophotography kit that works great to get you started. In the video above, Trevor Jones of AstroBackyard breaks down his budget-friendly
