Moon Photography - Měsíc ve fotografii

Moon Photography - Měsíc ve fotografii

Měsíc ve fotografii a atmosférický seeing - Karel Horáček


Paint the Moon Photography

TheStartRail.com - Ben Canales

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The Photographer's Ephemeris  Welcome! The Photographer's Ephemeris (TPE) is a tool to help you plan outdoor photography in natural light, especially landscape and urban scenes. It is a map-centric sun and moon calculator: see how the light will fall on the land, day or night, for any location on earth.
TPE desktop


Planning a Lunar Eclipse shot with TPE for Android


Blood Supermoon in even more locations around the world!


TPE for Android Video Walk-through


Největší omyl je zkoušet pozorovat Měsíc za úplňku, říká vášnivý astronom   
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Říkal jste, že nejlepší je sledovat oblohu z míst, kde je největší tma. Která byste doporučil?
šumava, novohradské hory... tma


Moonrise Photography: The Moon In the Landscape




vaclavkrpelik  foto expedice dolomiti


How to Photograph the Moon


Night Photography: Photographing The Moon In The Landscape

Understanding The Moon Phases

Luna Solaria: A Moon Phases App for iPhone, Android

The ISS crosses the moon

astro.cz   mesic

On Sunday 28/12/2014 I finally managed to photograph the ISS crossing the moon. The timing and location must be very accurate. The moon is only half a degree in the sky and the time it takes the ISS to pass over the moon is less than a second. Here is the video. The details and explanation will follow. Make sure to watch the video in full screen mode with 1080HD resolution...






How to Avoid Star Trails by Following the ‘500 Rule’

Here’s the 500 Rule:

500 Divided By the Focal Length of Your Lens = The Longest Exposure (in Seconds) Before Stars Start to “Trail”
For example; let’s say you’re taking a shot with a 24mm lens on a full frame camera. 500 / 24 = 21 seconds, which you can round to 20 seconds.
Here are two shots taken with a 14mm lens on a full frame camera. At 90 seconds you can see the blur of the stars, but at 30 seconds the stars are nice sharp points of light ...



exploringexposure.com


How-To: Picking a Great Lens for Milky Way Photography





Nástroj pro dlouhodobé expozice odhad času, aby se zabránilo hvězda-koncové efekty

Get your stars right! A tool for long exposure time estimation to avoid star-trailing effects


Star exposure calculator

Kalkulačka focení noční oblohy



My '450' Rule to Stop Star Trailing


500 Rule

1st constant is earth rotation, 0.0042 arc degrees per second
or 1degree rotation per 238 seconds


Rule of 600
Finally, in order to avoid the star trail (that is avoiding capturing the movement of the stars as the earth rotates) you have to use the RULE of 600 which is very easy:
Divide 600 by the focal length of the lens you are using. In my case I divided 600/28 = 21.42 ( I can leave the shutter open for 21 seconds and avoid capturing the star trail)

Shutter Speed Calculating for Night Sky Photographing


How to Shoot the Night Sky (Introduction to Astrophotography)


Beginners Tips for Night Sky and Star Photography



How to reduce noise in your long-exposure images?


Color Clarity – A simple adjustment that will make your shots pop!



Mobil jako fotografův pomocník a rádce na cestách


best "photographers" apps


What to look for when buying a motion time lapse system? A 5-point guide


Milky Way Exposure Calculator

How To Photograph The Night Sky

How Long Can You Expose A Night Sky Before Getting Star Trails?

MOON & NIGHT PHOTO CALCULATOR  cambridgeincolour

What is the “Rule of 600” in astrophotography?


How-To: Shoot Epic Landscape Photos Of the Night Sky



Fotografujeme noční oblohu (1): Kdy a kde fotit

Fotografujeme noční oblohu (2): Čím fotit

Fotografujeme noční oblohu (3): Co vše lze fotit


Night photography by Max Seigal



MatadorU

Night photography


Dave’s Free Star Photography Tutorial


nikonrumors.com  astrophotography


The Art of Astrophotography

sky
stars
Sun light map
Moon light map