Hosted by Steve Mallia · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 52 episodes
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Looking to take the plunge into the awesome hobby of astrophotography? This is the place to get a good start. From starting out with the DSLR camera you may already have to full blown imaging system, this podcast takes you though some of the challenges and how to have fun with taking astrophotography images. Meant for everyone at all skill levels.Our Topics include image capture and equipment setup, targets for different times of the year, challenges for our listeners, how to keep it fun.
Steve Mallia hosts The Astrophotography Podcast, a leisure show with 52 episodes published.
WOW!! 50 Episodes in and we finally drop an "F" bomb. Yes for the first time on the podcast you will hear a word that can upset the majority of us astrophotographers. Alan Dyer was gracious with is time and spoke to use
Portable imaging rigs are all the rage right now. Ultra portable wide field imaging dominates starparties and new moon weekends! WE look back to when Steve and Trevor got into the weeds and with portable.
In this episode, host Steve Mallia sits down with astrophotographer Shawn Nielsen and discusses his successful image capture after previous focus issues and highlights the innovative photography setup that made it possib
Join us for an insightful conversation with the expert astrophotographer Kevin LeGore, as we dive into the advanced techniques and innovative setups that are transforming the world of astrophotography. In this episode, w
Join us for a captivating discussion with the OG of YouTube astrophotography, Trevor Jones, as we explore the ever-evolving landscape of this breathtaking hobby. In this episode, we delve into Trevor's incredible journey
Join us for a fascinating chat with Jasem Mutlaq from Ikarus Technologie as we dive into the world of astrophotography. In this episode, we tackle the challenges of imaging under severe light pollution and uncover the co
Join us for an enlightening discussion with renowned Canadian astrophotographer Shawn Nielsen as we explore the evolving landscape of astrophotography. In this episode, we delve into Shawn's experiences using Panasonic C
Join us for a captivating conversation with Evans and Angelos from Pegasus Astro as we explore the dynamic world of astrophotography. In this episode, we trace Pegasus Astro's journey from tackling connectivity issues wi
The Astrophotography Podcast is back! And now you can experience it like never before with our new video format in Ontario Telescope and Accessories YouTube channel. Join us for an exciting conversation with Filippo Brad
After almost an entire year....WOW...we are back and with a new co-host.
Today we sat down with Evans from Pegasus Astro to discuss new and exciting products. This long distance interview might be the future of the podcast! We also posted a video of the interview at the Ontario Telescope YouT
Holy Potato's! I got to sit down with Twitch broadcaster Astro Canuck! We talk about imaging, sky conditions, Twitch and Lego smashing.....we even fit Batman in there somewhere
Solar Imaging has become more popular with the lower equipment costs, and the ability to do it during the day! Have you considered taking the plunge into solar astrophotography? Our special guest Gary Palmer, known aroun
A bit of a change. Did you know you can contribute to the discovery of a new celestial object? Do you have old data from your imaging sessions? Jerry Hubbell, VP of Engineering at Explore Scientific, talk about he revolu
I'm Flying Solo on this one! SGP has made a big change! Fall is upon us with a host of new targets! It is taking way to long between episodes, so I sat down and recorded a short one. More is coming really soon
Ok...So its been a while and my mic was broken......but I kept on with it and we got it done......its gets better as you listen. A new Mic has been ordered! Getting right to it.....a very special guest....you need to lis
Have you ever considered going to a star party? On this episode I walk with Greg Bragg from Celestron. Greg has been to 104 star parties all around the US and Canada. Even one in Japan!! Greg tells us about his favorite
This episode is a special one. I was able to interview Dale Ghent. Dale is a contributor to the NINA open source project. NINA is image capture software that is open for everyone to use and contribute too. Take a listen
Well summer is coming to an end and some of the greatest objects are available now! Are you having trouble with back spacing? Still trying to figure it out? Want to get more out of our colour camera? Just a few questions
It's the First day of summer! What a great reason to podcast! Have you setup all of your equipment in the middle of the field and then realized that the lights are not on because you no power? Do you run a small camera t
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