PhotoPills Friday Ep 20: How to PLAN a MILKY WAY Image
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- Welcome to Episode 20 of PhotoPills Friday! Ever wonder what those white concentric lines are on the map in PhotoPills? Do you find them confusing? They are actually very helpful for planning Milky Way images, and in today’s video, I show you how to use them and other tools inside of PhotoPills to plan a Milky Way image. Enjoy!
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You have a GIFT! This video was such a great help to me after learning of Photo Pill for the first time and preparing to become an astro photographer. I'm sure I will watch each video several times. The speed of talking is perfect for me unlike some videos where the speaker talks way too fast. And you are obviously very knowledgeable about the app. I am glad to subscribe to Outdoor Photography. I am not going to search for another tutorial as it couldn't be any better. Thanks so much for all the time you must have invested in creating this course. See you soon! Ted in Sebastian, Fl.
you're an amazing instructor!!!!!!
As a former science teacher I thought your use of the exercise ball was a great model to help visualize the information in PhotoPills. Well done and thanks for this series. Extremely helpful...
Oh good! I hoped it would be a helpful visual, but you never know how things like that may go. ;)
Best Video for Milkyway planning, cleared my all doubts. Hats of for the Explanation. Photopills app is best for landscape and Milkyway photography, but it is so overwhelming. This video will be really very helpful for the many people like me
The best video I ever seen about Milky Way photography planning. Thanks a lot Brenda for your effort! Cheers
Wow, thank you!
Oh my goodness! I've been struggling with understanding exactly what I was looking at in PhotoPills with the Milky Way info. Your exercise ball and tin foil example was pure genius. What a great visual! I get it now and what a Eureka moment! Thank you so much. Your videos are extremely helpful.
Yay yay yay!! You made my day. I'm so glad it makes sense now!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Thank you Brenda . Brilliant explanation as always
You are so welcome! Thanks, Paul!
Brenda, what a clever application of an instrument of torture (BOSU ball) as an instrument of edification! Also, synchronization of the aluminum foil Milky Way with the PhotoPills display is pure genius. Bravo!
I'm so glad you enjoyed that! It was fun to think up and demonstrate :).
What a fantastic resource and highly in-depth tutorial.👍
Thankyou
Excellent video.
Excellent video, especially the example with the half dome.
Thanks for this video. I liked your analogy with that half ball 👍
Absolutely the clearest explanation on the use of Photopills for Milky Way photo planning. Thank You so much. Headed to your next video. It's Oct 6, 2021 (Arizona) looks like I still have a few days of opportunity left. Wish me luck
Brenda this information is so helpful! So glad you made this easy to understand video. Great for all of us newbie’s!
Thank you! You are an excellent teacher!
Superb as always Brenda - you do the best PhotoPills tutorials - thank you and keep up the great videos
Glad you like them!
Thank you Brenda. You have the best videos on PhotoPills. I have been watching your videos for a while now and as soon as I started watching your PhotoPills Fridays I hit the subscribe button. I have a lot of catching up to do and I look forward to using what I am learning here to have an incredible milky way season this year, weather permitting of course.
This is absolutely Brilliant series, I just loved how easy you made my life with Photopills.
Thank you Brenda for all your hard work on the Photo Pills app. you are a life saver, much appreciated, after watching all your Photo Pills Friday videos I feel confident in this awesome app.
Another excellent video. I love photographing milkyway. Your video takes all the guess work out. Now I can plan much better next time. Thank you, Brenda.
Excellent - I hope you have clear skies ahead :).
thank you Brenda for your hard work in getting these great videos up for all of us. It's much appreciated & enjoyed !!! Hi from Australia ;)
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
Wow, this video is amazing. The photopills app is a powerful tool and I didn't really know how to use it before watching this video.
Great job with this. Thanks for all your hard work.
Well done Brenda. Thanks.
Another Killer teaching tutorial! Thanks.
Perfekt erklärt. Vielen Dank dafür. Ich hoffe es geht Dir gut. Grüße, Matze
Vielen Dank! Ich bin froh, dass es hilfreich war. Ich hoffe dir geht es auch gut.
You’re so SO interesting to listen. I luv that ! 🥰🥰 Merci 🙏
Oh thank you!
Thank you so much for these wonderful videos and the detailed explanations.It's a pleasure to watch your videos and very informative..
love, your videos are so intelligent and informative! thank you 💚
GREAT VISUALS!!!! LOVED THIS VID.....Thank you!!
Thank you for the video. And the effort that goes into making it.
Haha - I uploaded the planner to my Photo Pills app inside a minute! Thanks for your perseverance!
That is awesome!
Really love the way you explain this Brenda. I am new to Astrophotography and you help me hit the ground running!
Thank you for producing this video Brilliant "Brenda" :)
You are so welcome! :)
Very good video.. Very useful information and very well explained.
Another great video explaining a great tool. I'm suppose to do a Milky Way shoot tonight in Naples, Florida and hoping the clouds won't stop us.
Thanks, Fred! I hope the skies get clear - sounds like you ended up with some clouds.
Your teaching is awesome
you have made understanding Photo Pills very easy glad I have found this video and your other ones too your videos are very informative and easy to understand do have one question do you shoot Milky Way photos with your lens hood on ?
These tutorials are indispensable. I keep going back to them when thinking about doing a Milky way shot. Thank you, Brenda !!
i just stopped watching this video, ill go back and start watching all the photopills Friday episodes until i get to this one (Y)
I started watching your tutorial videos today... I am trying to find how to activate the "live picture mode"(not sure how it is called) I saw a photographer use the app and while he was moving his phone in real time there was an overlay that showed the position of the Milkyway.... Hope you can give me a pointer with this information.
Hi Brenda it’s Peter well I have an Olympus mod-em10 mark iii and I am having trouble with the menus I was wondering if you can help me
Ironically, I'm watching this on May 10, 2021 and wondering if we will see the shot planned for May 12, 2021???? :)
If the Milky Way starts at around 13.1° and ends at 12 and a half degrees. Why is the galactic core at 17° and the total Milky Way at 170°? I guess my biggest part of this question is if the galactic core is 17° at the time that you're showing us and you go to the galactic core when you scroll over one page and then it says that the exact same time it's 17°. How can it be at two different places at the same time?