We see images of galaxies and stars capturing the beauty of astronomy, inspiring us to try it ourselves. But capturing some images yourself can be daunting. However, camera technology has progressed significantly in recent times, allowing amateur astronomers to gather stunning imagery of the night sky without the need of telescopes or advanced mounts.
D Fairclough (NTU graduate) will be presenting how to capture beautiful and stunning images using only a digital camera. Examples include images of ISS flyovers that even tweaked the interest of NASA. This talk will be followed by a brief introduction to what is visible in this month's sky.
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