Into The Night Photography

Showing posts with label star tracker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label star tracker. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 17, 2020

Improving Your NightScapes Through Tracking

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November Milky Way "erupting" over Factory Butte, in the Utah Badlands. Although the core of the MW is gone until Spring, there is...
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Tuesday, May 5, 2020

MSM 2-in-1 Star Tracker Review

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"Head on Collision with the Milky Way" ~ a tracked and blended exposure, taken on a lonely road near Buhl, Idaho. The sky portio...
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Saturday, May 5, 2018

Podcast - Single Image Milky Way Photography vs. Star Tracking

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PODCAST Episode 76: Single Image Milky Way Photography vs. Star Tracking .   Listen to a podcast I did earlier this week with Aaron a...
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Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Tracking the Stars with Rick Parchen

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"Mt. Shuksan Reflection" - Click image to enlarge and see the low-noise quality due to tracking ~ © Rick Parchen Rick Parchen...
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Royce Bair
Royce is a professional photographer and educator based out of Utah. He is one the early innovators of a style of night photography some call “nightscapes” or astro-landscapes. Royce believes the foreground is just as important as the starry night sky, and may need additional natural or artificial light enhancement for better recognition and aesthetic appreciation. His lectures and books teach various ways to accomplish this, including his public service website on "Low Level Lighting" methods.
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