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EPISODE · May 20, 2021 · 42 MIN

How to Photograph a Lunar Eclipse ?

from Meet Star Gazers · host Sujay Patil, Dr. Chirag Upreti

Dr. Chirag Upreti's journey in nightscape astrophotography started with his interest in the night sky. In this episode, he shares with us precious tips and recommendations on how to photograph a lunar eclipse. Time Stamps :04:53 : How should one plan to photograph a lunar eclipse ?07:22 : What is the minimal gear required to photograph a lunar eclipse ?09:14 : What settings do you recommend to photograph a lunar eclipse ?23:29 : How do you interpret a histogram ?27:33 : How does one focus his or her camera to photograph a lunar eclipse ?32:32 : How to focus at infinity ?35:22 : How does one post-process images of a lunar eclipse ? Useful Links and Resources :Dr. Chirag UpretiDr. Chirag Upreti on InstagramXavier JubierMr. EclipseTime and DateStarStaXAdobe Photoshop and LightroomBest Locations for Stargazing : Meet Star Gazers If you liked this episode, please consider buying me a coffee.As an Adobe Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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Dr. Chirag Upreti is a talented nightscape astrophotographer from New York City. In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing him on how to photograph a lunar eclipse.

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