Has it ever happened to you that someone showed you a simple thing that was right in front of your nose for years?
Now I’m sharing these with you – and I promise: at least one will be new for you as well! Good news for mirrorless people: these tips can be applied to those bodies too.
And don’t forget to take the quiz at the end!
Onto the tricks…
Read more →Finally, we can again see a comet with our naked eyes!
And it’s not just a faint spot on the sky, but a bright celestial object with a proper tail!
The new comet, officially called C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE), or often abbreviated as NEOWISE can be seen from the northern hemisphere in both the evening and dawn around the northern horizon.
Read more →Photographing fireworks is EASY!
In this video I go through my favorite method to take firework photos.
Instead of using the traditional “Bulb mode” technique, I rather go for taking identical, shorter exposures, and stack later in post (if needed).
Check out my video, where I break down the process from camera settings to editing in Lightroom / Photoshop.
And don’t forget to download the checklist! 🙂
Read more →That’s just simply NOT true!
In this guide, I will show you how astro landscape photography is done, from camera settings to post-processing in Lightroom, and you’ll say: ‘this is really easy!’
And you really don’t need fancy equipments to capture the stars on your pictures…
Let’s get into it!
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The coolest feature of any great night cityscape photo is the lighttrails of cars and ships.
What are lighttrails? They are caused by the head and taillights of cars and ships and are caused by long exposures that are several seconds long.
I’ll show you in this post the exact technique of long lighttrails from setting up the camera to post-processing.
And it’s not just taking a long exposure: you can stack multiple long exposures to have longer light-streaks!Read more →
