Hampshire Astronomical Group starts the autumn season of lectures with a fascinating insight into using remote telescopes.
Alexander Curry is a co-founder of Telescope Live, and will show you how Telescope Live can let you practice astrophotography at any time no matter where you are.
Moreover, you will find out how to overcome common problems, such as cloudy skies, bad weather, and light pollution, in photographing night sky constellations such as The Helix Nebula.
Finally, Alexander will tell you how you can cheaply gather high quality data without having to buy expensive gear, even if you are just starting out and you don’t have much experience in astrophotography.
This is a free Zoom event, and numbers are limited.
Please book your place in good time by emailing [email protected] for your link to the lecture.
Doors ‘open’ at 7.30pm for an 8pm start on September 10.
Telescope Live was born in 2016 at Konica Minolta in Europe and in April 2020, Telescope Live was licensed to a UK startup called Spaceflux.
To find out more about Hampshire Astronomical Group, visit the website at www.hantsastro.org.uk