Should You Become a Star "Eater"? (Patreon)

From the very beginning of our Milky Way nightscape journey most of have tried to capture all the stars we could see within our compositions. The thought of reducing the number of stars within our astro-landscape images seems counterintuitive to many of us. However, many deep space astro photographers have been thinking this way for many years. They use star-eating or star reduction software to reduce the number of smaller, distracting stars in their images.

Can this same technology improve your astro-landscape images?

PDF: Be sure to download (below) and view my latest Version 2.0 eBook update featuring Guest Artist, Geoff Sharpe.

NOTE: My patrons can expect to see many more posts over the next few months, as I continue to "serialize" updates to my original, version 1.1 "Milky Way NightScapes" eBook. These advance updates will become available exclusively to my patrons, page-by-page, until my new version 2.0 eBook is completed and published in March 2024.

All "Milky Way NightScapes" eBook Version 2.0 updates are protected by copyright: © Royce Bair 2023