The Johannes Space Guide

We all know that the light pollution in urban areas can be a real challenge for capturing stunning night sky images. But fear not, my fellow stargazers! In this post,...

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Set your camera to take a series of images with the chosen exposure settings. Take at least 30 images to create a decent star trail image. Use a remote shutter release or intervalometer to prevent camera shake.

The easiest way to overcome light pollution is to find a location with minimal artificial light. Look for areas with low population density, such as national parks or rural areas. The International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) maintains a directory of dark sky locations around the world.