Capture the Milky Way – Advanced Module
- Lessons: 22
- Duration: 6:30 hrs
- Level: Intermediate
If you already have some experience photographing the Milky Way but would like to take your images one step further, you will get a lot of value out of this course.
You will learn how to apply some of the most effective techniques to improve the quality of your images, both in the field and in post-processing. Capture impressive Milky Way panoramas, eliminate noise by noise stacking and blending images in a natural way, and apply an advanced post-processing workflow that will give life to your Milky Way shots.
At the end of this course, you’ll be able to capture and process advanced Milky Way images with confidence and have a solid foundation before jumping into the ultimate level: Milky Way tracking.
Main topics covered in this course:
- Stacking
- Panoramas
- Blendings
- Star Reduction
- Advanced Post-processing
Main Post-Processing techniques:
- Stacking in Mac and Windows
- Advanced pano stitching in PTGui Pro
- All types of blendings
- Star reduction techniques
- Advanced structure and color adjustments
Other advantages
Unlimited Support
Free updates
RAW + PSD files
Access from any device
Private community
At your own pace
money-back guarantee
Photo Tour Discounts
Course Content
SOME FREQUENT QUESTIONS
WHAT IS THE FORMAT OF THE COURSE?
Once you join the course, you’ll be able to access all the instructional videos and downloadable elements on our online platform. This platform has been specifically designed for this course, and it’s reliable and very easy to navigate. You just need a device with a screen and an internet connection.
DOES ACCESS REQUIRE A SINGLE PAYMENT OR A MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION?
This online course requires a single payment. After that, you’ll have lifetime access and be able to watch all the videos and tutorials at your own pace.
DOES THE COURSE INCLUDE SUPPORT?
This course includes unlimited support. It doesn’t matter what you need or when you ask for help, I’ll be there.
WHAT SOFTWARE DO YOU USE IN POST-PROCESSING?
The main pieces of software in post-processing are Lightroom and Photoshop.
We’ll also use other programs for some specific functions, such as Denoise AI, Stacking software, PTGui Pro, or Nik Collection. All the pieces of software include a dedicated video on how to use them.
Do I need a tracker to follow the course?
You can learn following this course even if you don’t have a tracker. However, practice is fundamental and you’ll need a tracker to put all the shooting technique into practice.
WHAT IF I’M NOT SATISFIED WITH THE COURSE?
If, for any reason, you’re not satisfied with the course, you have a 15-day money-back guarantee.
Just contact us during this period and we’ll process the refund. No small print and no questions asked.
Any other questions?
This course includes:
- 6 hrs and 30 min
- Unlimited access
- From any device
Get the full Milky Way Course
3 Modules for $891
$399
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Ratings and Reviews
Andrew Notaristefano
This course really helped take my astrophotography to the next level. The step by step workflow and the videos where Dan does start to finish edits are tremendously helpful. I felt stuck in my learning curve and some of the steps in Dan's course were eyeopening. I couldn't recommend this course highly enough.
Bikram Ghosh
The whole course is a fantastic hub of knowledge for advanced MW shooting and post-processing. The flow of the course is great. I recommend it for any and everyone wanting to advance their skills in the world of widefield astro photography. I was very skeptical at first , which discussed with Dan too but honestly I feel this was one of the best things I did.
Joe Ramirez
Explaining the apps to plan Milky Way Photography was very useful. Editing using Lightroom Classic and Photoshop taught me many new adjustments. I am now completing the tracking modules. I used the planning guidance when we photographed the Maroon Bells and the Milky Way last September.
Charles D Dunbar
I liked how each section was narrow and specific to an action or function. I also liked the overlap and repetition between the different segments. The lightroom and photoshop sections helped reinforce each other.
Found the Capture the Atlas website a couple of years ago and it has invaluable information. Earlier this year I decided to spend the money on the Milky Way courses. The course overall has been outstanding and post processing modules are amazingly helpful. Thanks to course I successfully, not perfectly, captured the Milky Way last month in New Hampshire.