In the last few years the selection of light pollution filters for astrophotography has expanded to bewildering proportions. Costing $200 to as much as...
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Canon’s RF 15-35mm f/2.8 forms the wide-angle end of a trio of lenses that many photographers consider the “holy trinity” of zooms needed to...
Considered members of the “holy trinity” of essential lenses, these two premium zooms provide fast speed and, between them, a wide range of focal...
Many nightscape photographers find a 20mm to 24mm lens their most used focal length. While there are many models on the market, we don’t...
After its success with their popular Star Adventurer sky tracker, Sky-Watcher brought out the Mini version, to serve those looking for a lighter, smaller...
Japanese manufacturer Vixen has been making excellent telescopes for decades. Although they haven’t quite achieved the name recognition of heavy hitters like Meade, Celestron,...
A tripod is the literal foundation of an astrophotography setup, especially when shooting nightscapes, time-lapses and tracked wide-field images. There’s no point spending up...
Editor’s note: The Takahashi FSQ-106N has been superseded by a new version, the FSQ-106EDX4. Takahashi is one of those brands that is spoken of with...
Astrophotographers shooting nightscapes and tracked constellation portraits use diffusion filters to make stars “pop.” Here are three filters that work well. The Alyn Wallace/Kase...
A new name in affordable lenses offers an 11mm fish-eye with excellent mechanics and optics for ultra-wide astrophotos. TTArtisan 11mm f/2.8 Lens Astrophotographers make...