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Astrophotography

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Astrophotography takes many forms, but it's fundamentally taking pictures of the night sky. It can be as simple as grabbing a quick shot with a cell phone and as advanced as you'd like it to be. Trying to get a start can be a little intimidating, but we're here to help.

Start With What You Have

Astrophotography has never been easier to start. The choice of telescopes, astrographs, mounts, cameras, filters, and other equipment is incredible, and there are amazing online resources for learning. 

Modern phone are capable of providing impressive results when used on a tripod in low-light mode for long exposures of scenes at night. Even older phones have cameras good enough to capture impressive images of the Moon when clamped to the eyepiece of a telescope.

If you have an older DSLR camera or a newer mirrorless camera, plus a kit zoom lens, use it on a sturdy tripod to shoot short exposures (under 30 seconds) of night scenes lit by moonlight.

Better Astrophotography

There is a wide variety of highly specialized astrophotography equipment including computerized tracking mounts, dedicated astrophotography cameras, specialized astrographs, and accessories and mini-computers to simplify and largely automate your imaging.  

That said, we like to follow the advice given by Dickinson and Dyer in their book The Backyard Astronomer’s Guide.  We strongly suggest getting into astrophotography one step at a time.  We have a great series of articles on beginning here.  

We typically think of astrophotography in four large categories.

Digiscoping Astrophotography

This is using a digital camera and a telescope to take pictures through the eyepiece of the telescope. The most basic version of this is to hold a cell phone up to the eyepiece and to take a quick snapshot. With a good quality cell phone adapter, you can get some excellent images of the moon, sometimes more with practice. 

Widefield Astrophotography

Widefield astrophotography is a great way to get beautiful sweeping images of the milky way. These are often time-lapse images to bring out more colour and detail in the night sky. This is easy to do with an existing DSLR or cell phone using a star tracker. As star tracker will slowly move your camera so that it stays aligned with the night sky as the earth slowly rotates.

Planetary Astrophotography

Planetary astrophotography uses a collection of short exposures stacked together to bring out incredible detail in the moon and planets. This technique is called lucky imaging because you're compiling frames taken when you're 'lucky' enough to have stable atmosphere. You can do this with most telescopes and a dedicated planetary camera. We usually think of solar astrophotography as a subset of this branch. 

Deep Sky Astrophotography

Deep Sky Astrophotography is arguably the most technically demanding branch of the hobby. You use well calibrated equatorial mounts and dedicated deep sky cameras to take multiple long exposure shots of faint objects like distant galaxies and nebulae. You can use colour cameras, or monochrome cameras and narrowband filters to achieve incredible results. 

We're Happy to Help You Get Off to a Good Start

We're also available to help if you have astrophotography questions (we're sure you will). At All Star Telescope we love helping people find the right equipment to get the most out of their time under the stars. Don't hesitate to reach out for expert astrophotography advice and recommendations.

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Antares 1.25" Color Filters, Set of 4 (FS2)
4 reviews
$46.00

Filters will add contrast to really bright objects like the moon and planets. To make the details pop, use the ND25 filter for the moon, and contrasting colors for the planets.

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Antares 1.25" Neutral Density Filter 13% (ND13)
1 review
$23.00

Looking at the moon through a telescope can be like staring into a flashlight. This filter threads into your eyepiece and dims the view so you can see great detail and contrast on the surface...

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Antares 1.25" Neutral Density Filter 25% (ND25)
$23.00

When observing the moon or planets, a lot of the time there is just too much light! A-Star Telescope carries the Antares 13% and 25% (ND) neutral density polarizing filters to cut the brightness down...

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Antares 2" Neutral Density Filter 13% (2ND13)
1 review
$30.00

When observing the moon or planets, a lot of the time there is just too much light! All-Star Telescope carries the Antares 13% neutral density (ND) polarizing filter for two inch eyepieces to cut the...

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Antares 2" Neutral Density Filter, 25% Transmission (2ND25)
$30.00

Neutral density filters can reduce brightness across the visual spectrum without losing resolution, enhancing lunar-planetary observing. Can be used stacked with colour filters. The 2ND25 transmits 25% and threads into all 2" accessories. 

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Antares 2" Set Of 4 Colour Filters (2FS2)
2 reviews
$71.00

Colour filters enhance planetary imaging. Every refractive system, (lenses, correctors, eyepieces etc.) produce Chromatic Focal Shift: The different colours focus on different planes. By isolating one colour more detail will become apparent. Always use a...

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Antares High Contrast Filters
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from $62.00

Specialty blocking filter: transmits only 480-510nM. M28.4x0.6 2UHC 2UHC is a filter that blocks the visual spectrum except for wavelengths between 480nM and 510nM. Often called a Nebular or ALP (anti-light pollution) filter, this allow...

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Antares T-Adapter For Schmidt-Cassegrains (TAL)
$31.00

TAL threads directly onto the back of your Schmidt-Cassegrain and outputs M42 T-thread with a 55mm extension. This sturdy metal T-Adapter is the accessory of choice if you’d like to attach an SLR or DSLR...

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Antlia 1.25" H-Beta and OIII Visual and Photography Filter (ANT-HB-OIII-125)
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$100.00

Antlia HB-OIII filter is engineered specifically for night visual nebulae observation at a high contrast and Deep-sky astrophotography. Its transmission is 90% or greater at critical wavelengths (OIII 500.7nm, OIII 495.9nm, and H-Beta 486.1nm). You’ll...

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Antlia 2" Filter Slider (B-2INCH)
2 reviews
$32.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia 36mm Filter Holder/Adapter (B4836)
1 review
$11.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated...

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Antlia 3nm Narrowband H-Alpha (Ha) Pro Filters (H-ALPHA-3NM-PRO)
1 review
from $257.00

Antlia H-alpha Pro narrowband filter optimizes the FWHM (full width half maximum) to 3nm bandpass. As the bandwidth becomes narrower, the 3nm Pro narrowband filters enhance contrast of emission targets by lowering the unwanted background...

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Antlia 3nm Narrowband Sulfur II (SII) Pro Filters (SII-3NM-PRO)
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from $257.00

Antlia SII Pro narrowband filter optimizes the FWHM (full width half maximum) to 3nm bandpass. As the bandwidth becomes narrower, the 3nm Pro narrowband filters enhance contrast of emission targets by lowering the unwanted background...

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Antlia ALP-Dual Band 5nm Ha&OIII Golden Filter (ALP-T-2)
2 reviews
$383.00

Filter technology continues to advance and deliver better results in your astrophotography. Antlia has you covered with this premium dual band filter. You'll be amazed at what it does for your deep sky imaging.

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Antlia ALP-Dual Band 5nm Ha&OIII High Speed Golden Filter (ALP-THS-2)
No reviews
$383.00

Filter technology continues to advance and deliver better results in your astrophotography. Antlia has you covered with this premium dual band filter. You'll be amazed at what it does for your deep sky imaging.

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Antlia ALP-Dual Band 5nm SII&Hb Golden Filter (ALP-TSB-2)
No reviews
$353.00

Filter technology continues to advance and deliver better results in your astrophotography. Antlia has you covered with this premium dual band filter. You'll be amazed at what it does for your deep sky imaging.

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Antlia Imaging Herschel Wedge with 35mm Prism and 1.25'' Cak 3nm Solar Filter (CAK-3NM-WEDGE)
3 reviews
$341.00

This Herschel wedge offers unique and interesting views of the suns surface that you can't get with other basic white light filters. It's a great way to adapt an existing scope and start taking photos.

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Antlia LRGB V-series 1.25" Mounted (LRGB-V-SERIES-125)
$302.00

The Antlia LRGB-V Pro series filters are designed for monochrome cameras that use both CCD and CMOS sensors. Suitable sensors include KAF/KAI sensors, Sony IMX sensors, GSENSE and other sensor manufacturers. The LRGB-V Pro set...

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Antlia LRGB V-series 2" Mounted (LRGB-V-SERIES-2)
$473.00

The Antlia LRGB-V Pro series filters are designed for monochrome cameras that use both CCD and CMOS sensors. Suitable sensors include KAF/KAI sensors, Sony IMX sensors, GSENSE and other sensor manufacturers. The LRGB-V Pro set...

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Antlia LRGB V-series 36mm Unmounted (LRGB-V-SERIES-36MM)
$363.00

The Antlia LRGB-V Pro series filters are designed for monochrome cameras that use both CCD and CMOS sensors. Suitable sensors include KAF/KAI sensors, Sony IMX sensors, GSENSE and other sensor manufacturers. The LRGB-V Pro set...

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Antlia M42x0.75 Camera-Sided Adapter (C-42)
$13.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia M42x0.75 Telescope-Sided Adapter (T-42)
$13.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia M48x0.75 Camera-Sided Adapter (C-48)
$13.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia M48x0.75 Telescope-Sided Adapter (T-48)
$13.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia M54x0.75 Camera-Sided Adapter (C-54)
$13.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated...

Antlia
Antlia M54x0.75 Telescope-Sided Adapter (T-54)
1 review
$13.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia M68x1 Camera-Sided Adapter (C-68)
$38.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia M68x1 Telescope-Sided Adapter (T-68)
$30.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia Main Body/Base Filter Drawer (B-001)
1 review
$45.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated...

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Antlia OIII 3nm Pro Filters (OIII-3NM-PRO)
1 review
from $257.00

Antlia OIII Pro narrowband filter optimizes the FWHM (full width half maximum) to 3nmbandpass. As the bandwidth becomes narrower, the 3nm Pro narrowband filters enhance contrast of emission targets by lowering the unwanted background signal....

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Antlia Quad Band Anti-Light Pollution Filter - 2'' Mounted (ALP-QUAD-LP-2)
No reviews
$200.00

The Antlia Quad Band Anti-Light Pollution Filter is a light suppression filter for color and monochrome cameras. It is able to shoot most deep sky objects like galaxies, reflection nebulae, emission nebula, and star clusters...

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Antlia SCT Camera-Sided Adapter (C-SCT)
$13.00

The filter drawer system is a very convenient and inexpensive alternative to the filter wheel for simple changing of filters and connection of camera and telescope. In the drawer system, the main body are abbreviated with...

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Antlia Triband RGB Ultra 2" Mounted Filter (TRIBAND-RGB-ULTRA-2)
1 review
$181.00

Filter technology continues to advance and deliver better results in your astrophotography. Antlia has you covered with this premium tri-band filter. You'll be amazed at what it does for your deep sky imaging.

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Askar M54 Off-Axis Guider (M54OAG)
1 review
$179.00

Askar introduced M54 off-axis guider for astronomy enthusiasts to achieve better guiding effect. The prism of Askar M54 OAG is 10×10mm, which can not only collect more light, but also make it easier to capture...

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Astronomik 1.25"/2" Deep-Sky RGB Filters (ASK-DS-RGB)
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from $325.00

The new Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB filters are the result of a long and detailed process of research and development. We have created the most advanced set of RGB filters for Deep-Sky imaging available today. The...

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Astronomik 1.25"/2" L-3 Luminance UV/IR Block Filters (ASK-UV-IR-BLOCK)
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from $90.00

The Luminance channel is probably the most important for a great final image! You want as much signal as possible so the filter should have the highest transmission possible with a wide spectral bandpass. This...

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Astronomik 1.25"/2" Narrowband Emission Line H-Alpha-CCD Filters w/ 12nm FWHM & MFR Coating (ASK-HALPHA-12NM-CCD)
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from $157.00

Due to the combination of the narrow bandwidth of 12nm and the high transmission of typically 96% the filter gives you an contrast boost, as all unwanted light from other wavelengths than 656nm is blocked...

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Astronomik 1.25"/2" Narrowband Emission Line OIII-CCD Filters w/ 12nm FWHM & MFR Coating (ASK-OIII-12NM-CCD)
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from $157.00

Due to the combination of the narrow bandwidth of 12nm and the high transmission of typically 96% the filter gives you an contrast boost, as all unwanted light from other wavelengths than 501nm is blocked...

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Astronomik 1.25"/2" Narrowband Emission Line SII-CCD Filters w/ 12nm FWHM & MFR Coating (ASK-SII-12NM-CCD)
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from $157.00

Due to the combination of the narrow bandwidth of 12nm and the high transmission of typically 96% the filter gives you an contrast boost, as all unwanted light from other wavelengths than 672nm is blocked...

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Astronomik 1.25"/2" Ultra-High Contrast Filters (ASK-UHC)
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from $112.00

You will enjoy using your Astronomik UHC filter because you will see more stars and more details in deep-sky-objects compared to using filters from all other manufacturers. The Astronomik UHC (Ultra High Contrast) filter allows...

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Baader IR-Cut Moon & Skyglow Filter (1.25")
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$92.00

The best visual and photographic filter for contrast enhancement for all telescopes, without loss of image brightness! The effect of the element neodymium as filter material is very impressive. When added to optical glass, it...

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Baader Planetarium 2" Clear Focusing Filter Mounted (FC-2)
$89.00

Overview Baader Premium grade impermeable RGB-C Clearglass Filters. The Baader clear glass filters are used to focus a camera when using very narrow band line filters (due to same mechanical thickness). Alternative function: e.g. our...

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Baader Planetarium 8"X12" AstroSolar Safety Film OD 5.0 (ASOLV-S)
5 reviews
$39.00

The patented Baader AstroSolar® Safety Film 5.0 is produced for visual and photographic solar observation at high magnification (with additional optics). AstroSolar® Safety Film is best suited for precision work with all astronomical telescopes and...

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Baader Planetarium AstroSolar Binocular and Camera Solar Filter 60mm (ASBF/2459326)
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After 15 years of offering AstroSolar film sheets as DIY-product, this system of Baader Solar Filters™ is designed to retain the true optical quality of the diffraction limited AstroSolar Safety Film. Baader Solar Filters provide...

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Baader Planetarium AstroSolar Spotting Scope Solar Filter 130mm (ASSF)
$85.00

After 15 years of offering AstroSolar film sheets as DIY-product, this system of Baader Solar Filters™ is designed to retain the true optical quality of the diffraction limited AstroSolar Safety Film. Baader Solar Filters provide...

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Baader Planetarium AstroSolar Telescope Solar Filter 120mm (ASTF-120)
$97.00

Baader Solar Filters provide a professional and secure solution to observe and image the Sun using AstroSolar® Safety Film OD 5.0. After 15 years of offering AstroSolar film sheets as DIY-product, this system of Baader...

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Baader Planetarium AstroSolar Telescope Solar Filter 160mm (ASTF-160)
$119.00

Baader Solar Filters provide a professional and secure solution to observe and image the Sun using AstroSolar® Safety Film OD 5.0. After 15 years of offering AstroSolar film sheets as DIY-product, this system of Baader...

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Baader Planetarium AstroSolar Telescope Solar Filter 200mm (ASTF-200/2459316)
$147.00

Baader Solar Filters provide a professional and secure solution to observe and image the Sun using AstroSolar® Safety Film OD 5.0. After 15 years of offering AstroSolar film sheets as DIY-product, this system of Baader...

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Baader Planetarium AstroSolar Telescope Solar Filter 280mm (ASTF-280)
$180.00

Baader Solar Filters provide a professional and secure solution to observe and image the Sun using AstroSolar® Safety Film OD 5.0. After 15 years of offering AstroSolar film sheets as DIY-product, this system of Baader...

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Baader Planetarium Binocular & Finderscope Solar Filter 58 mm (58SF)
1 review
$46.00

58mm screw-mounted Baader 0.5V solar film filter for 58mm planetary masks. 58SF uses Baader 0.5V film for safe visual solar observation. It's a screw retained fit for lunar-planetary caps for many commercial Newtonian telescopes.

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