New year, new photography challenges! If you’re looking for something new to learn or try this year, astrophotography could very well be worth a shot. Maybe it’s something you’re always wanted to try in the past but never got to. Or, maybe you found it complicated in the past but
Smartphone cameras have become exponentially more powerful in the recent years. Depending on the model, you can even use manual controls and “pro” features. So, it’s not surprising that many users are curious about how good the results can be for different kinds of photography. That includes technical ones, like
New to astrophotography? One of the technicalities that you may want to learn at this point is what focal length to use. In a nutshell, it depends on the night sky object you want want to capture. Today’s featured astrophotography tip, however, will give you a better idea on this
The moon is one of the first subjects that budding astrophotographers point their cameras to. Whether on its own or set against a landscape at dusk or at night, it’s one of the most stunning subjects to photograph. To achieve great moon photos, you’ll need to put together a combination
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
There’s no question that astrophotography is one of the most interesting genres to get into. Photographing deep sky objects is especially exciting and rewarding, whether you’re a beginner or already years into it. However, to be able to make the most out of photographing the night sky, you need to
Thanks to the latest advances in technology, astrophotography is now possible to do with a smartphone camera. The catch? It needs to have a manual mode or pro mode that will allow you to dial in your own settings. You’ll get the best results with the latest smartphone models like
