Can you do astrophotography under city lights? #astrophotography #lightpollution #viral #space
In this video, I share my astrophotography experience under heavily light-polluted skies. Using amateur astrophotography equipment, I show what can be captured from a Bortle 8–8.5 location and discuss some of the challenges of imaging deep-sky objects from the city. Equipment used: • Sky-Watcher EvoStar 72ED telescope with 0.85x Reducer corrector • Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer 2i Pro tracker • Canon EOS 4000D camera Thanks for watching. 00:00 Intro 00:12 Light Pollution 00:33 Astrophotography Gear 01:46 Capturing the Whirpool Galaxy 02:14 Calibration Frames 02:51 Result 03:19 conclusion
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