Welcome to Part 2 of my guide to Basic Backyard Astrophotography. If you missed Part 1, please click here and we will see you back on this page in a few minutes. In this segment, we talk about the gear you need to create your own astrophotos. We also touch on preparation for viewing the night sky, because you should know what you can see and what you might want to photograph.
Gear: The Bare Minimum
In keeping with our previously mentioned KISS (Keep it Simple, Stargazers) plan, here is your bare minimum gear list.
Camera
Any DSLR or interchangeable-lens mirrorless camera will do. If I owned a top-tier point-and-shoot camera, I wouldn’t be afraid to take that for a spin, as well. (Personally, I haven’t done astrophotos with a point-and-shoot, other than superzoom cameras, but, if you are out there doing it, definitely let us know about it.)
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