The story of Stella, the dog we found abandoned in the desert while going to do astrophotography. Spoiler alert: She is super happy now!

Long-awaited by amateur astrophotographers, a monochrome camera using the IMX533 sensor is now finally available! The QHY533M is a 14-bit...

Let's go over a few of our favorite video games where the in-game night sky matches (sometimes...) our real-life sky!

Messier 81 and 82 are two neighboring galaxies, called Bode's Galaxy and Cigar Galaxy, respectively. Find astrophotography tips for each.

Is it worth it to modify a DSLR or mirrorless camera for Astrophotography? See our comparison shots and review of a modified affordable M200

🎤 Let's make some noiiiiiiise and welcome today's motivational speaker.... Antoiiiiiine Grelin!!! 👏👏👏 Hi guys, how are you?! Wow,...

IC 2177 is a large nebula that can be found 3,650 light-years away in Monoceros. It is a great target for both broadband and narrowband...

The Astrophotography Guide of Issues is a complete digital book to help you find ways to fix problems you are likely to encounter when...

Spring is coming! And it is time for you to get mentally prepared to image nothing but galaxies every night. Spring is known as Galaxy...

A quick tutorial explaining how to install and use the second version of StarNet 2 for PixInsight!

Astrophotography tips and different example images on the beautiful Rosette Nebula!

In addition to light pollution, clouds, and winds, the Moon is also one of our worst enemies. We do not like the Moon because it is up in...

Westerhout 5 is a large nebula that can be found 7,500 light-years away in Cassiopeia. It is rich in Hydrogen Alpha and is often photographed with its neighbor, the Heart Nebula. Object Designation: IC 1848, Westerhout 5 Also known as: The Soul Nebula Constellation: Cassiopeia Object Type: Emission Nebula Distance: 6,500 light-years away Magnitude: 6.5 Discovered in: 1787 The infrared photo on the right was taken by NASA's WISE Telescope in 2010. The designation IC1848 actual

IC 405 (The Flaming Star Nebula) and IC 410 (The Tadpoles Nebula) are two large emission nebulae located in the constellation Auriga. The two objects are often photographed together as they will fit in most wide to medium-size telescopes. Object Designation: IC 405 | IC 410 Also known as: The Flaming Star Nebula | The Tadpoles Nebula Constellation: Auriga Object Type: Emission Nebula Distance: 1,500 light-years away | 12,000 light-years away Magnitude: 6.0 | 7.5 Discovered in

It is no secret that Astrophotography is an expensive hobby! While the main pieces of your equipment, like the mount, the telescope, and...