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    Astrophotography guides

    How to create a synthetic green channel. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing How to create a synthetic green channel

    The night sky over Lake Tekapo, New Zealand. Credit: Nigel Killeen / Getty Images
    Astrophotography

    How to photograph the stars

    Steve Brown's image 'Stunning Sirius' showing the different colours of the star as it twinkles through our atmosphere. Credit: Steve Brown
    Astrophotography guides

    Astrophotography guide Capture the changing colours of a twinkling star

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    Capture a motion composite astrophoto showing an object moving across the night sky. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    Create a composite astrophoto showing a night-sky object in motion

    how to photograph the Moon. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    How to photograph the Moon

    Arrange your lunar phase images side-by-side in day order to show the change in apparent diameter of the Moon. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    How to record changes in the Moon’s apparent size

    A stacked image of a partial eclipse of the Moon, 10 January 2020. Credit: Dave Eagle
    Astrophotography guides

    How to stack DSLR images of the Moon

    How to create a stunning skyscape photo. Credit: Brandon Yoshizawa.
    Astrophotography guides

    Skyscape photography: tips for capturing a stunning night sky

    How to photograph Neptune and Triton
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    Astrophotography guide Photograph Neptune and moon Triton

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    How to photograph the Orion Nebula. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    Astrophotography guide How to photograph the Orion Nebula

    A DSLR can easily capture the elliptical smudge of M31, as well as satellite galaxies M32 and M110. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    How to photograph the Andromeda galaxy with a DSLR camera

    The Watcher Nicolai Brügger, Lofoten, Norway, 9 March 2018. Category: Aurorae. Equipment: Nikon D600 camera, 15mm f/2.8 lens.
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing How to create an aurora panorama

    A clear night can provide a perfect opportunity for a conjunction photo, like this pairing of Jupiter and the Moon. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    How to photograph a conjunction

    How to use photoshop masks. Credit: Charlotte Daniels
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing How to use Photoshop masks

    How to transform your astrophotos with image processing. Credit: Farknot_Architect / iStock / Getty Images
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing Bring out the best in your astrophotos

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