Astrophotography at Joshua Tree National Park!
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- We teamed up with Kah-Wai Lin and Viking International Phototours to put on one incredible astrophotography workshop at Joshua Tree National Park!
Night sky conditions were beautiful for teaching students how to excel at astrophotography. From star trails to nightscapes, the students gained new skills in the field. We even worked with tracking mounts that allowed students to capture deep sky targets!
During the day, we worked with the students to help process the images so they walked away with pictures ready to share and print!
Here is a behind the scenes video of our fun experience during the workshop. We would love to have you along on one of our upcoming 2022 workshops found here: www.mattdieter...
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Beautiful photos your group produced! What lenses are you using for the landscape shots w ambre sunset and milky way?
Thanks! Typically using 24mm lens for Milky Way shots, or 14mm.
This looked so cool! I would love to do one of these one day once I'm out of college :) Great video
Thanks for watching Ben! Would love to have you along in the future!
Look like a great workshop Matt! Let me know when you will organize one of these down in Chile please!
Hi Miroslav! I actually have one for 2023 in San Pedro De Atacama and would love to have you join. Here is more information about that workshop www.mattdieterich.com/atacamadesert
@@MattDieterich did you shoot the Milky Way in November in Joshua tree? I wonder when should I shoot the Milky Way in December? I am going there tomorrow and I don’t know the exact time to shoot. Can you help me out?
@@kcontentcreator you can shoot the Winter Milky Way right now, but the core of the Milky Way won't be visible until very early morning hours in February.
@@MattDieterich yeah, do you know when is the best time to shoot in December?
@@kcontentcreator Are you looking to shoot a particular object, or just the Winter Milky Way? Winter Milky Way is visible for the entire night during December, so is a good time to photograph Orion and other Winter constellations.