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    Northern Dragon's Eye Elena Pakhalyuk (Ukraine). Category: Aurora. Equipment Canon EOS 6D camera, 14 mm f/2.8 lens, ISO 1600, 30-second exposure.
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    Gallery Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2020 shortlist images revealed

    Jason Durrant, near Beccles, Suffolk, UK, 11 July 2020. Equipment: Sony A7III, Tamron 28-70mm lens, ISO 3200, 5
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    Gallery Comet NEOWISE blazes across the night sky

    Vega and the surrounding stars through a telescope. Taken with a guided setup, the vista appears sharp, with stars like pins. Credit: Ade Ashford.
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    What is an autoguider?

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    Attaching two scopes to a side-by-side bar is more stable than simply piggybacking them.
    Astronomy DIY

    How to set up a dual astrophotography imaging system

    Venus in the Pleiades
    Astrophotography

    Photographing the ring of Venus

    How to see and photograph the lunar occultation of Venus. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    Lunar occultation of Venus, 19 June: how to see and photograph it

    Andromeda Photoshop processing
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    Image processing Processing the Andromeda Galaxy in Photoshop

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

    Creat a pinhole camera and track the path of the Sun across the sky
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    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

    If you're a planetary imager, make sure your laptop and software are ready for a new season of astronomy. Credit: Steve Marsh
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    Astronomy FAQs I would like a telescope I can use with my EOS 7D and laptop. Any suggestions?

    Massive galaxy UGC 2885 Hubble Space Telescope, 5 January 2020 Credit: NASA, ESA, and B. Holwerda (University of Louisville)
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    Astronomy FAQs What type of mount is best for deep-sky astrophotography?

    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

    Neptune and its largest moon Triton imaged through a 356mm telescope. Credit: Pete Lawrence
    Advice

    Astronomy FAQs My planetary photos appear tiny in my DSLR. Do I need more magnification?

    The difference in the apparent size of Mars when it’s at its most favourable opposition and when at its most distant from Earth. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    Astronomy FAQs My images of planets have coloured fringes. How can I fix this?

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