Beginner's Guide to Star Trail Photography

[@SilvinaZi]

Amazing tutorial!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@edwardbarbieri5283]

Absolutely brilliant tutorial on the process of photographing and editing star trails and also generating a comet mode version using StarStax. I definitely will need to watch it several more times! Thanks Anne. I look forward to your next module.

[@Passajero]

Simply excellent! Well done, greetings from Greece

[@vaclav293]

Dutifully made video. A fine job. I also like the green wide-brimmed hat. 🙂

[@herb7877]

EXCELLENT presentation!. Many years of photo experience but only just now getting into star trails. I love the photo taking part but not fond of post. I'm real old school and prefer to do as much as i can 'in camera'; You've motivated me to take a stretch and pay more attention in post. When we were out in the AZ desert last year I had the perfect nigh but unfortunately was not prepared. The next few nights the moon was an issue. Photo Pills is a good app as is Star Chart. I have another one that determines the best direction to shoot given your location & any light pollution from nearby cities.I'm saving this video to review again... Thank You.

[@cjmenagh882]

Nice video. Well done. Welcome to the affliction of astronomical imaging. For Windows users Sequitor is a powerful program to take a look at. If not in a desert one may need a dew strap lens heater to prevent dew.

[@itayst]

Thanks for this informative tutorial

[@warwickatkinson2558]

Well done again Anne. For those who come to Aus for this, we use the Southern Cross Yes, I've seen them pointed North?

[@hweinkum]

Excellent, thank you!!