Tanya Khanijow's video: Photograph Milky Way galaxy starry skies with people as subjects Simple tutorial how-to

Comment “phone” if you want a phone camera tutorial next! Also, share this with your budding photographer friends. 😉 Additional information - 📌 You need to be at a really dark place with zero light pollution. No street lights, no moon light nothing. 📌 You can use apps like sky view to find out the location of the Milky Way incase you can’t see it with your naked eyes. 📌 Shutter speed is nothing but how long the shutter remains open while clicking a photo. Typically for the night sky, the shutter needs to be open for upwards of 1”. Which means the subjects need to be still while clicking. 📌 So needless to say, please try and be as still as possible while shooting. 📌 Aperture is denoted by the F number. The bigger the number, the smaller is the opening of the aperture. So F1.4 means the aperture is open quite wide whereas F14 means a very narrow opening of the aperture. 📌 Rest of the settings used as as per what’s mentioned in the video. Hope you liked the tutorial!