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Get Ready to Photograph the Perseid Meteor Shower – August 11-13

Article Kirk Keyes - August 7, 2020 0

The Perseid meteor shower is possibly the best meteor shower of the year. It takes place from mid-July to near the end...

Anatomy of an Image – Mackinac Bridge and Comet NEOWISE

Article Marybeth Kiczenski - August 4, 2020 0

Deepscape astrophotography is quite polarizing. You are attempting to record a scene in which your eye cannot, or barely can, see. As...

Pentax D FA★ 85mm f/1.4 Review – For Astro!

Article Aaron Martinez - July 30, 2020 2

The Holy Grail for Pentaxians? Shipping early July in 2020, to say the Pentax HD D FA* 85mm f/1.4...

Milky Way Photography Safety and Security Tips

Article Stanley Harper - February 28, 2020 0

Milky Way photography, the boondocks, and weird hours go hand in hand. There are thousands of discussions and articles that cover techniques and post-processing. What is lacking, though, is discussions about safety and security. With the prime Milky Way season kicking off here in North America, now is an excellent time to visit safety and security tips for Milky Way photography.

A NEW Facebook Group for MilkyWayPhotographers

Article Kirk Keyes - February 15, 2020 0

Thanks to all that have taken our survey! Your opinions have been very insightful and will help guide the future of MilkyWayPhotographers.com....

IRIX Edge Light Pollution Filter Review

Article Jim Housley - October 25, 2019 0

The IRIX 95mm Edge Light Pollution Filter costs about USD 179.00, which is a lot of money for a specific purpose filter. (It's also available in 67mm, 72mm, 77mm, and 82mm diameters.) While no filter can remove all light pollution, I wanted to see if this light pollution filter could help with my Milky Way photography.

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