On Sunday night the earth will block sunlight from reaching the moon, resulting in a total lunar eclipse. The only sunlight reaching the moon will pass through the earth’s atmosphere, which will cause the moon to appear red in the night sky and giving the phenomenon the nickname of "Blood Moon." Many photographers will flock outdoors at night to capture the phenomenon, which takes some planning and preparation. Below we’ve rounded up a group of articles to help you prepare for successfully photographing this weekend’s lunar eclipse.
On Sunday, May 15, a rare total lunar eclipse or "Blood Moon" will be visible throughout the US. Check out these articles to help you prepare to capture it.
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Camera Setup Tips For Astrophotography
Sony Artisan Of Imagery Gary Hart explains how he sets up his camera to capture astrophotography images with a single click of the shutter. READ MORE.
How To Take Big Moon Photos All In Camera
Get ready for the eclipse with this guide to making big moon photos without compositing… camera & lens setup, essential apps, Sony Artisan Of Imagery Gary Hart's pro tips & more. READ MORE.
Editing Eclipse Photos
After you get The Shot, Sony Artisan Of Imagery and post-processing master Matt Kloskowski shows you how to make it The Perfect Shot. READ MORE.
Your Last Minute Foolproof Eclipse Guide
A last minute, foolproof quick FAQ & resource guide to capturing the out-of-this-world phenomenon. This resource refers to a solar eclipse but many of the same resources can be used for the upcoming lunar eclipse. READ MORE.
Behind The Shot: A Full Moon Rising In Yosemite
Sony Artisan Of Imagery Gary Hart shares how he photographed the full moon rising in Yosemite National Park. READ MORE.
My Gear & Best Camera Settings For Astrophotography
See how landscape, adventure and astro-photographer and member of the Alpha Collective Autumn Schrock sets up her Sony Alpha mirrorless camera to create stunning images. READ MORE.
