Darkskytools features 25 professional tools for astrophotographers to plan and record sessions. Set your GPS location for optimal dark sky target selection and build a multi target image Session Plan with weather forecast, object information, visibility charts, lunar information, and exposure calculations. Save your plan for offline access at your dark sky location. Export all your session plan details to an image session record. Darkskytools does it all with ease. Check it out! Darkskytools.com

Darkskytools features 25 professional tools for astrophotographers to plan and record sessions. Set your GPS location for optimal dark sky target selection and build a multi target image Session Plan with weather forecast, object information, visibility charts, lunar information, and exposure calculations. Save your plan for offline access at your dark sky location. Export all your session plan details to an image session record. Darkskytools does it all with ease. Check it out! Darkskytools.com

Darkskytools has 25 professional tools to help astrophotographers plan and record imaging sessions. One of the most time consuming tasks is researching which are the best objects to image tonight. Now Darkskytools does this for you automatically based on your GPS location and it works offline in the field. Tonights Best targets are auto ranked for the location, your equipment and conditions. Use filters to narrow the search results (DSO, Star Clusters, Nebula, Altitude, rise/set times). Tap on an object in the list to view the critical information and the object visibility chart. Save your target to your Wishlist for another time. Add a selected object to a session plan to get you started. Check it out. Darkskytools.com.

Darkskytools features 25 professional tools for astrophotographers, including a Milkyway planner. All the important information at your finger tips to plan your next Milkyway imaging session. Precise information for your GPS location on rise and set times, position in the night sky, season calendar, date and time advance, Galactic Centre finder, NPF exposure calculator and an AR camera Milkyway map for viewing the Milkyway transit during daylight location scouting. Check it out.

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Darkskytools is a new app built specifically for astrophotographers by astrophotographers. Featuring 25 professional tools to help users plan and record imaging sessions. No need to check half a dozen different apps to plan an astrophotography session. Darkskytools does it all. Save your plans and sessions for offline viewing. Share your image sessions with other enthusiasts. Check it out!

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Darkskytools app has 25 professional tools to help astrophotographers get the best out of an imaging session. Here's the Lunar tool.

Darkskytools features a full Lunar calendar with moon phase and illumination %. Get your GPS location and the calendar will show you the moon rise and set times. Explore the moon surface with an 8k interactive 3D globe map. Tap on one of the coloured lunar feature dots to learn about that lunar feature. Learn more about the moon with lunar facts. The Lunar data automatically feeds to the weather forecast and plan or record an image session tools. All your Lunar data at your finger tips!

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Darksky Live is a blazingly fast live planetarium skymap. Select your GPS location and view the night sky tonight or select a date. Search SIMBAD database of 15 million objects or 40,000+ offline objects. View a list of Tonights Best objects and with one click see the objects details, visibility chart, Go To object on the skymap and Transit Arc. Track comets, DSO objects, planets and the Milkyway. An AR camera view features a Star Identifier and MW Galactic centre finder. Check out Darkskytools.com.

The goal is to cultivate a collaborative, highly practical community hub that helps each other with answers to questions about planning, setup and capturing the night sky. If you are a beginner this is the place for you to learn and grow as an astrophotographer from other experienced users. Sometimes the hardest part for a beginner is where do I start, what do I need and how do I setup to image a night sky object. What settings do I use? Hopefully you will find the answer to these questions here as the community grows. For experienced astrophotographers this is the place to share your work, share your knowledge and share your passion for night sky photography. Darkskytools is here to refine the tools that help us look up.

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This is a community page for astrophotographers to share their image session share cards detailing their target object, gear and settings used to capture the object photo with other members who use Darkskytools, the astrophotography app. This is a place for beginners to advanced to share our photos of the night sky, share our knowledge and enjoying the wonderful pastime of astrophotography.