Need help when planning or photographing the Moon? Comment below! 👉 To Download our Free Moon Photography guide: www.photopills.com/articles/moon-photography-guide 👉 To Watch our Free Moon Photography videos: czcams.com/video/u8OLTsKTDwY/video.html
Thanks, Rafael, I'm shooting the moon rising behind the California Tower this February. The video will really help me and the other attendees. Photo Pills is the best investment I've made in photography (other than my time and effort).
As I found out to my cost, the lens hood on a long telephoto lens can act like a wind sail in moderately windy shooting situations. By the time I had realised why my photos were all blurring, it was too late to remove it.
excellent as always, An additional tip, if you don't have (or forgot) your intervalometer or your cable release, you can always use the timer on the camera, just set it to 2 or 5 seconds and press the shutter to capture an amazing photograph. I also play it extra safe, and use mirror lock up, to further reduce the chance of vibration on my dslr camera Thank you for sharing!
Hi Rafael, it's a lot to digest in one go but at least we have you to go back and go through it again. I'm looking forward to planning a great moon shot at the end of my street. You explain it very well. It gives me confidence to use PhotoPills. - Tim
Just wanted to thank you and all at PhotoPills for all the videos, guides and your constant enthusiasm and support. I really appreciate all that you do for the community. If there is a 'fault' , it's that things get a little long-winded for a 'hyper N Americans. But then, that's what scroll down is for, no? Your being comprehensive is what helps everyone improve their pix. So thank you so much!
Great video, thank you. Love your product and I learn something new every day. One question about moon height though. Is the moon height displayed as measured from the bottom of the moon, or the center of the moon? Watching and older video of the Olympic Rings in London, I noticed in the hand-drawn sketches, the moon height may be measured from the center of the moon? If you covered the question already in one of your pdf guides I must have missed it. Sorry.
Hi Rafael, and thanks for all you wonderful explainations! A question: is there a way to use Photopills app in a larger display like with a PC? I find the use in small displays like smartphones and tablets really a big pain... Thanks so much!
Great video as always. I've nailed star trails and to some extent Milky Way ones as well. Moon plus city scape in one shot confuses me (old brain). Surely if you're one kilometre away from your lighthouse everything will look small. I can't get around the fact that the further you are away from a subject the smaller it gets You say focal length doesn't matter. Unless you mean position yourself 1km away then use a powerful zoom or telephoto focal distance?
Hi Ian! The size of the Moon vs your subject only depends on how far away you are from your subject. The size of the Moon vs the frame depends on your focal length. You need to go long if you don't want to crop your image.
If the Pixel 6 includes a compass or magnetemeter then great... you'll be able to use the app a its full potential. And it seems it includes it: support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/7158570?hl=en#zippy=%2Cpixel
when I go to planner, and slide to the distance tab like you did in the video, my distance is blank. I have no black pin in place and can't seen to figure out how to keep it there. Could you help with that? thank you!
@@PhotoPills that seemed to do it. Thanks. 1 more question… is there a way to do a reverse plan - like where I choose the object & it tells me where to be for the moon to rise behind it? This would be rather than choosing where I want to be first. Thanks.
Need help when planning or photographing the Moon? Comment below!
👉 To Download our Free Moon Photography guide:
www.photopills.com/articles/moon-photography-guide
👉 To Watch our Free Moon Photography videos: czcams.com/video/u8OLTsKTDwY/video.html
Your award section is really a killer. So much excellent stuff. Tough to grow up to the challenge. 😯
Thank you Thierry!
Thanks for the step-by-step explanation! Very much appreciated!
Thank you Brian!
Really good video and very well explained 👍🏻
Thank you Richard
Thanks, Rafael, I'm shooting the moon rising behind the California Tower this February. The video will really help me and the other attendees. Photo Pills is the best investment I've made in photography (other than my time and effort).
Awesome! Thanks so much :)
As I found out to my cost, the lens hood on a long telephoto lens can act like a wind sail in moderately windy shooting situations. By the time I had realised why my photos were all blurring, it was too late to remove it.
Great tip John! Thanks for sharing it :)
excellent as always, An additional tip, if you don't have (or forgot) your intervalometer or your cable release, you can always use the timer on the camera, just set it to 2 or 5 seconds and press the shutter to capture an amazing photograph.
I also play it extra safe, and use mirror lock up, to further reduce the chance of vibration on my dslr camera
Thank you for sharing!
Great tip! Thanks so much for sharing it!
Thanks for these useful tips! Moon guide downloaded 😎
Thanks so muy Billy!
Great Tips and I will need to check out your Moon Photography Guide
Thank you! Yes, the guide is super useful :)
Thank you. Very informative.
Thank you Alan!
Hi Rafael, it's a lot to digest in one go but at least we have you to go back and go through it again. I'm looking forward to planning a great moon shot at the end of my street. You explain it very well. It gives me confidence to use PhotoPills. - Tim
Thank you Tim! It's all about practicing and practicing ;)
Really enjoying learning how to use the programme. Wish it was able to be printed to reread it all.
Check our Moon Photography guide, you can download it in pdf and print it if you wish: www.photopills.com/articles/moon-photography-guide
Just wanted to thank you and all at PhotoPills for all the videos, guides and your constant enthusiasm and support. I really appreciate all that you do for the community.
If there is a 'fault' , it's that things get a little long-winded for a 'hyper N Americans. But then, that's what scroll down is for, no?
Your being comprehensive is what helps everyone improve their pix.
So thank you so much!
Thanks so much for the support and feedback. We appreciate it so much!
Great video, thank you. Love your product and I learn something new every day.
One question about moon height though. Is the moon height displayed as measured from the bottom of the moon, or the center of the moon?
Watching and older video of the Olympic Rings in London, I noticed in the hand-drawn sketches, the moon height may be measured from the center of the moon?
If you covered the question already in one of your pdf guides I must have missed it. Sorry.
Hi Robert! It's measured from the center of the Moon :)
Thank you
Hi Rafael, and thanks for all you wonderful explainations! A question: is there a way to use Photopills app in a larger display like with a PC? I find the use in small displays like smartphones and tablets really a big pain... Thanks so much!
Hi Angelo! Yes, it'd be awesome to have PhotoPills on a PC. It's in our roadmap :)
@@PhotoPills Let's hope it will be done soon, then. Thanks Rafael :)
@@AngeloTullio I hope so!
if you are an Apple user then just Mirror your device to the Smart TV, Laptop etc. I just tested between iPhone and Mac display and it works just fine
@@andypigott3211 Thanks for the suggestion but I'm a Windows user...
Great video as always. I've nailed star trails and to some extent Milky Way ones as well. Moon plus city scape in one shot confuses me (old brain). Surely if you're one kilometre away from your lighthouse everything will look small. I can't get around the fact that the further you are away from a subject the smaller it gets You say focal length doesn't matter. Unless you mean position yourself 1km away then use a powerful zoom or telephoto focal distance?
Hi Ian! The size of the Moon vs your subject only depends on how far away you are from your subject. The size of the Moon vs the frame depends on your focal length. You need to go long if you don't want to crop your image.
This is really cool, but I only have the Pixel 6. It's possible to do it with that ??
If the Pixel 6 includes a compass or magnetemeter then great... you'll be able to use the app a its full potential. And it seems it includes it: support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/7158570?hl=en#zippy=%2Cpixel
when I go to planner, and slide to the distance tab like you did in the video, my distance is blank. I have no black pin in place and can't seen to figure out how to keep it there. Could you help with that? thank you!
Hi James! Tap the Button on the panel, the black pin will appear on the map.
@@PhotoPills that seemed to do it. Thanks. 1 more question… is there a way to do a reverse plan - like where I choose the object & it tells me where to be for the moon to rise behind it? This would be rather than choosing where I want to be first. Thanks.
Is the moon height value measured to the center of the moon?
I have the same question.
Yes, to the center of the Moon :)
9:33 you said 2.8, but the app says 8.0
Yes, my mistake :)
I like you lesson but I am not english nor american, I can't hear your english clearly sometime I don't understand.
I'll try to improve in the future :)