"I can’t tell what [is] my limit, there [are] just so many targets and each yields [a] different outcome the more time you put into it. ", says Rey Hernandez, who currently has reached 54 hours of exposure time on a night sky photo.
He hopes to hit a 100 hours exposure someday to photograph more amazing constellations in our night sky. thephoblographer.com
"I'm always excited to go out," says Connecticut-based astro photographer Eric Baker about his passion for night photos. He proves that equipment isn't necessarily a barrier to taking good images.
"Shrinking of dark locations is a valid concern," says young Aditya Kinjawadekar of India, about the alarming rate at which night skies are being taken over by light pollution due to urbanization. He took some time out of his busy university schedule to connect with us about his amazing 360° Milky Way image for this interview.
If you've been wanting to take your astrophotography to the next level, looks like this telescope system would have been the contraption to take your photography to the stars and beyond. While Kickstarter funding for the project was unsuccessful, we can't help but be curious about the iEXOS PMC-Eight 100™ 90 (IEQ-90) and tell you aspiring astrophotographers about it.