March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

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The moon creates a ton of light pollution and can kill your Milky Way and starlit sky shots by overpowering them with its light. The fuller the moon, the worse it makes shooting conditions in the sky, so what you’re really looking to do is avoid shooting on nights when the moon is visible, or at the very least, try when just a sliver of it is visible. Ideally, you want to shoot when it’s a new moon, because during this part of the cycle, the moon is completely invisible. You might be thinking, “So, let me get this straight, I need to get far away from civilization to avoid light pollution, ...
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