September 25, 2022, 14:16, asked: Sabrina Soualmia
After mastering the basics such as focusing and tracking, the single biggest thing that astrophotographers can do to improve their images is to gather more photons — either by taking longer exposures or recording more frames that can later be stacked to improve the S/N ratio....
September 24, 2022, 02:14, asked: pitufina.elen
You want a ratio closer to 5:1 at the least, and the higher you can get it the better....
September 23, 2022, 18:35, asked: Theresia | Sydney. Australia
To take photos of the starry night sky, head to a dark area, away from bright lights, and use a tripod or a flat surface to keep the Pixel 4a still. When the phone is steady, and when the camera's Night Sight mode is activated, a message will appear on the display screen saying “astrophotography on”....
September 23, 2022, 03:55, asked: JM Photography ?
The (not-so-secret) trick is to take several shots of the same area of the night sky and blend them together using a technique called stacking. When you reduce the amount of noise in your images, you benefit from an improved signal-to-noise ratio....
September 21, 2022, 10:10, asked: T Travels
The result will be better and more stars will become visible than in a single frame but to achieve this the 16-bit Tiff image produced by DSS must be 'stretched'. This involves lifting up the fainter parts of the image whilst leaving the brighter parts relatively untouched....
September 20, 2022, 09:43, asked: Jackie Dean
SharpCap. SharpCap is arguably the most commonly used image capture software for lunar, planetary, and deep-sky astrophotography with dedicated astro cameras. Easy to use, it exists a commercial Pro version with added functionalities such as electronically assisted polar alignment....
September 19, 2022, 15:28, asked: Bob
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September 18, 2022, 18:57, asked: lisyclare
An ND filter will not change the quality of the light in any way. It simply reduces the quantity of light hitting the sensor meaning you will get the same scene (light pollution and all) but it will just take longer to do it....
September 18, 2022, 08:55, asked: Dani Luckey
Open Google Camera App and swipe down to get the settings menu. Now tap the settings icon and scroll down to the developer settings. Head back to the main UI of the Gcam app and select Night Sight Mode. Now, swipe down for settings and set Focus to Infinity and timer to 3 seconds for Astronomical feature....
September 17, 2022, 18:48, asked: Paris - Nice
Is astrophotography possible without a tripod? The short answer is yes. The long answer is yes, if you're willing to compromise a little bit....