Category: astronomy

Movie captures amazing milkey way with Canon MH20f-SH shooting at 400,000 ISO

Udi Tirosh

I’ll admit that when Canon first launched the MH20f-SH I was kind of skeptic. I mean what in the galaxy are the uses for a 4,000,000 ISO camera? Well, Ben Canales just proved that there are cinematic visions that can use this tool. Ben used the Canon ISO beast to shoot an exceptional video where the Milky Way is […]

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Movie captures amazing milkey way with Canon MH20f-SH shooting at 400,000 ISO

Udi Tirosh

I’ll admit that when Canon first launched the MH20f-SH I was kind of skeptic. I mean what in the galaxy are the uses for a 4,000,000 ISO camera? Well, Ben Canales just proved that there are cinematic visions that can use this tool. Ben used the Canon ISO beast to shoot an exceptional video where the Milky Way is […]

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The Lyrid meteor shower is tonight, here’s how to make the most of it

Gannon Burgett

Tonight, the Lyrid meteor shower will be taking place. They might not be as powerful as the Perseids or Quadrantids, but the Lyrids always have the potential to put on a show for astrophotographers of all experience levels. According to the American Meteor Society, the Lyrids ‘are a medium strength shower that usually produces good […]

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Now is Your Chance to Photograph All Five Visible Planets in One Shot

Liron Samuels

Of all the planets found in the Solar System, only five of the brightest planets – Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, can be seen with the naked eye. While all five of these planets can be seen throughout most of the year, as of this morning they can all be seen simultaneously as they […]

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A 46 Gigapixel Milkey Way ‘panorama’ you can interact with

Udi Tirosh

How often do you get to interact with the universe? This 46 Gigapixel ‘panorama’ of the milky way, was made at the German university Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, and took half a decade to complete. . Actually, this image of the Milky Way is so big that it had to be broken down into 268 sections, each photographed over a […]

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