A reflective, experience-driven story about the emotional and philosophical side of astrophotography: why we point cameras at the sky, what it teaches us, and how it deepens our sense of
“My favorite moment is seeing that first frame appear on a new target. It’s still amazing to realize I’m capturing photons from something thousands of light-years away.” — Tom Tom,
by Alessandro Ravagnin Sometimes, creativity takes you to the most unexpected places. After countless classic shots of our beloved Sun, I decided to do something completely different—to create the strangest
I think most astrophotographers can trace everything back to one very specific moment — that first time looking through a telescope. For me, that moment happened when I was four
Hi everyone. My name is Alex, and I am an astrophotographer. I would like to start by thanking You for choosing my picture among all the great pictures You receive.
4 Comments
Marc
Was just wondering how i can use my 385mc for the asilive and the max resonable exposure time
sara.liu
There is not a specific value, as long as the photo doesn’t go offline or overexpose is OK.
Marc.beck
Hum… Strange response, ill guess if i do à 30mn exposure with my uncooled 385mc the result could be quite surprising
Kpvisitor
Wish I understood Italian,