Astrophotography
111 items from lunohodov/awesome-astrophotography ★163
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Stellarium stellarium.org
Cross-platform and free planetarium with realistic 3D sky. It also has a web-only alternative.
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The best solution of 55mm back focal length zwoastro.com
Guidance on how to reach the 55mm back focal length with ASI cameras.
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Filters for Deep Sky Astrophotography youtube.com
A video series that kicks off with a gentle introduction to filters and closes down comparing the most popular ones.
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Nebula Photos youtube.com
Tutorials and reviews related to astrophotography by Nico Carver.
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Cuiv, The Lazy Geek youtube.com
Let's talk astronomy and astrophotography! Tutorials, technical videos, and insights by Cuiv, The Lazy Geek.
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AstroBackyard youtube.com
Shoot nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters with Trevor Jones.
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Lukomatico youtube.com
Experiments, comparisons, and processing with PixInsight. Lukomatico has it all.
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Patriot Astro youtube.com
Everything N.I.N.A. Complete details with examples.
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James Lamb youtube.com
With his pleasant and down-to-earth narrative, James teaches astrophotography one pixel at a time.
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Buyer's Guide to ZWO Astronomy Cameras web.archive.org
ZWO has a diverse product line. This guide will help you make the right choice.
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Selecting a Guide Scope and Autoguiding Camera for Astrophotography web.archive.org
Choosing the right autoguiding equipment can be challenging. This guide will help with making the right decision.
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Guide to Focal Reducers for Astronomy web.archive.org
How focal reducers work, what types are there, and how to use them.
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How to Set the Correct Back Focus web.archive.org
An easy to follow guide on what back focus is and how to set it.
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Online Narrowband RGB Combination Preview Tool web.archive.org
This tool allows you to upload black and white source images (filtered eg. Ha, Sii, Oiii or R, G, B), then shows every possible permutation for the various combinations/palettes.
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Guide Scope vs. Off-Axis Guider: Which is Better for Astrophotography? web.archive.org
Compares the two guiding options in details.
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Light Vortex Astronomy's PixInsight tutorials web.archive.org
An extensive collection of tutorials covering both pre- and post-processing workflows.
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DeepSkyStacker vs PixInsight web.archive.org
A detailed comparison of the pre-processing features.
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Sky-Watcher AZ-GTI: The Perfect Mount for Mobile Astrophotography web.archive.org
The Sky-Watcher AZ-GTI mount was never meant for astrophotography. Oh, the irony!
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Harry's PixInsight tutorials web.archive.org
Newcomer friendly, down-to-earth and comprehensive video tutorials.
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Telescopius telescopius.com
Free planning and image hosting for astrophotographers.
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Optical Glass Types stellarvue.com
What makes a top-tier telescope? This article will clear up some common misconceptions.
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Star Ninja stars.2pm.ninja
Free web map for planning a stargazing outing: light-pollution darkness bands, cloud forecast and moonless hours for any spot, with the distance from a start point.
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Stargazers Lounge stargazerslounge.com
Small but active UK community forums.
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StarNet++ sourceforge.net
A simple program that allows the removal of the stars from astrophotography images.
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SolarHam solarham.com
Real time Space Weather news and solar and geomagnetic activity data from various sources. All in one location for easy navigation. Indispensable for planning solar imaging sessions.
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Voyager software.starkeeper.it
User-friendly system integration and astrophotography automation software.
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Noise Analysis in Stacked Exposures smallstarspot.com
A web application that assists in finding the optimal sub-exposure time. It takes into account the imaging setup, sky glow, etc.
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MetaGuide smallstarspot.com
A free guiding software that uses novel centroid methods to reduce the impact of seeing. It also offers comprehensive collimation support than can be of great help for f/4 and faster Newtonian/SCT systems.
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SkyCompendium skycompendium-online.web.app
A comprehensive web tool that helps astrophotographers plan their sessions using data from Gary Imm's renowned Deep Sky Compendium featuring over 3000 deep sky objects spanning 26 cross-referenced catalogues.
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An Astrophotographer's Gentle Introduction To Noise skyandtelescope.org
An easy to understand introduction to various sources of noise in astrophotography and how to eliminate them.
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