How to Shoot and Edit a Milky Way Arch Panorama - Tutorial

[@astroadventures3559]

Guess what guys!!! My wife got me a EQ6 R-pro🤘🤘🤘 I'm so excited for it to come so I can finally try out my Skywatcher 72ed scope I got almost a year ago. But the mount is still 6 and a half months out. It's back ordered until January 😵 but when it gets here in going to put out some content of me trying to get it set up and the unboxing. I'm so happy. Thanks to you guys and some other big names in the Astro game inspiring me to start this wonderful hobby ❤️

[@ianlauerastro]

Great tutorial dudes! Panos are so fun to do

[@zijadzikedzehovic6206]

Just all i needed.

[@SharpStarAstro]

Extremely helpful, thank you!

[@Mistr_A]

There are better Photoshop techniques to sort out the trails and the removal of objects etc. with the bandaid tool set it to heal for starters and just go over the plane trail it works beautifully as for the car, use content fill then clone the impurities. I love the sky replacement tool which version of photoshop are you using?

[@kristjan-wn3gc]

Much easier tech is just to go other side of tree do your sky track and come back position and do your foreground, blend toghter and done

[@carlosrojasrodriguez930]

Hello, is it possible to make a wide angle milky way image with a mono camera? (In lrgb) Where I live it is extremely hot even at night, so I cannot do this with my dslr (images full of hot pixels), so I pretty much need the cooling of my asi183mm pro. I have all the adapters for a lens. Plz help

[@astrocactus4097]

Hello, off question topic but you guys did a omegan mini lx2 review video and i was thinking of buying the product, the only thing is that its not advalible or in stock anywhere, do you guys know why or were i can order one?

[@fazergazer]

Hi guys! Is that the canon 7D?

[@GalacticHunter]

We filmed this video with the 7D Mark II but we took the Milky Way picture with the Ra

[@jrnelson2106]

Welp I’m never taking a panorama of the Milky Way

[@denbyscott5745]

It's not as bad as you think, you can start with daytime ones and it's very easy, then just apply the same concept with astrophotography with a bit more caution and skill

[@denbyscott5745]

I also recommend photoshop over lightroom

[@GodelEscherSpock]

For those that want to do pano's and have the means, I cannot recommend PTGui Pro (www.ptgui.com/) enough. Even for "short" 2-4 shots it does great alignment and stitching, plus will do reprojections into less common ones, for experimentation and it makes multi-row a breeze.