PhotoPills Tutorial - Using Night AR and Planner for Milky Way Photos

[@Mr09260]

Thank You Charles .. Most beneficial I am Slooowly learning Photopills

[@CharlesNPhotography]

You're most welcome, and happy to have been of help to you.

[@TomekKogutah]

I live in northern hemisphere (Europe, Poland) and I can see Milky Ways core not entirely. Southern part of Scorpio constellation is submerged below horizon at its peak in the summer time. Best time to watch and photograph MW here is since end of aprill (before sunrise) and then since beginning of august (after sunset). End of may, july and june is not the best time, considering so called white nights, when the nightsky isn't totally dark. We don't have much time here then :D Thank You for good advice as always ;) greetings from other side of globe.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

Thank you so much for your comments

[@aaronlock1844]

Thanks Charles 🙂

[@CharlesNPhotography]

You're welcome Aaron, hope it helped you out.

[@dennisg4196]

Excellent video.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

Thank you very much Dennis

[@bernym4047]

I'm baffled with night AR. What are the spots wizzing around the display for? I was hoping to point my phone at the pole star and see the ursa minor constellation. I can't recognise any constellations.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

Apologies for the late reply Berny, I've just been very busy. The spots rotating over the center circle represent the direction that the stars are travelling across the sky.

[@bernym4047]

@@CharlesNPhotography Thank you very much. I'm now waiting for a dry, clear night :)