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    Andromeda Photoshop processing
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing Processing the Andromeda Galaxy in Photoshop

    How to safely photograph the Sun. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    How to safely photograph the Sun

    A view of comet C/2017 T2 PanSTARRS on 21 March 21st 2013, Carinthia/Austria at AMOS Observatory. Credit: RenePi / Getty Images
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    How to see and photograph comet C/2017 T2 PanSTARRS

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    Astrophotography can be tricky to do from a big city shrouded by light pollution. Credit: Paul Carstairs / Alamy Stock Photo
    Astrophotography guides

    How to capture astrophotos from a light-polluted city

    How to remove chromatic aberration from your astrophotos. Credit: Paul Money
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing How to get rid of unwanted colour fringes on stars

    Supernova SN2011fe in Messier 101 – supernova hunting is an important activity ideally suited to amateur astro imaging. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing Deep-sky imaging for science

    Spectroscopy Credit: LWA / Getty Images
    Astrophotography guides

    Imaging for science Astronomical deep-sky photometry and spectroscopy

    A full-colour Mars and the filtered images from which it was built. Each filter reveals a different aspect of the planet. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    Imaging for science How to photograph Mars

    The final processed image of the Monkey Head Nebula in Orion reveals its rich colours. Credit: Sara Wager
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing Create Hubble Palette astro images with Astro Pixel Processor

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    How to use PixInsight to enhance the brightness of a galaxy image without affecting the stars. Credit: Steve Richards
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing Use PixInsight to enhance a galaxy's brightness

    Like Jupiter, Saturn’s atmosphere shows numerous belts and zones. Recording variations in their intensity and colour will make valuable contributions to science. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Astrophotography guides

    Imaging for science How to photograph Saturn

    The Grace of Venus © Martin Lewis
    Astrophotography guides

    Imaging for science How to photograph Mercury and Venus

    Processing raw space mission data
    Astrophotography guides

    How to process images from raw space mission data

    The final Jupiter image after further brightness and colour balance correction. Credit: Martin Lewis
    Astrophotography guides

    Image processing Remove the effects of twilight from your planetary images

    How to take nightscape photography. Credit: Serge Brunier, TWAN
    Astrophotography guides

    How to take nightscape photographs

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