6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A beginner-oriented astrophotography newsletter covering camera technology such as mono versus one-shot-colour sensors, deep-sky and star catalogs for plate solving, and the origins of star names. Issues mix technical explanation with historical background and practical observing guidance.
A personal blog by a software engineer covering astrophotography, reverse engineering, and high-performance computer vision and automation systems. Readers get hands-on accounts of amateur astronomy techniques and detailed write-ups of optimization work on the author's Atheon and Mobius projects.
A personal astrophotography newsletter sharing deep-sky and Milky Way images from the author's own sessions, with equipment details, processing notes and downloadable raw data. Each issue pairs a finished image with a short explanation of the object or scene.
A personal photo journal featuring travel, astrophotography and event photography, with short narrative context and camera gear details. Readers get photo galleries alongside light notes on locations, settings and shooting lessons.
Astrophotographer Thomas Fuchs shares deep-sky images of nebulae and galaxies, each with exposure times, equipment, and imaging details from his backyard in Tucson, Arizona. Readers get striking pictures plus concise notes on how the shots were captured.
This newsletter from DSP Remote, a remote telescope hosting service near Animas, New Mexico, mixes practical astrophotography tips with heavy promotion of its own pier pricing, bunkhouse and services. Readers get some useful how-to content on imaging from light-polluted skies, running student observing programs and shipping gear, but each issue frames the advice around selling hosting.
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