Omaha MCC Continuing Education: “How to Capture the Night Sky, the Solar eclipse, and More!”
March 14 @ 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELED BY MCC DUE TO LOW SIGN-UP NUMBERS.
We hope you can join us for the SCC version of the class which will take place at Branched Oak Observatory on April 12 and 19. Sign up for this class at http://bit.ly/RegisterCE under the name “Capturing Starlight.”
Special Outreach Event – Registration Required
How to Capture the Night Sky, the Solar Eclipse, and More!
A Continuing Education class at Metropolitan Community College – Omaha
Instructor – Professor Michael Sibbersen, Director of Education at Branched Oak Observatory
Embark on a celestial journey that combines the artistry of photography with the fascination of astronomy in our class, “How to Capture the Night Sky, the Solar eclipse, and More!.” This unique course is designed to empower both photography enthusiasts and stargazers to better understand the techniques of capturing the enchanting night sky in all its celestial glory. Since the Eclipse is right around the corner you will also learn techniques to safely photograph the Sun.
Astrophotography equipment of all levels will be described and demonstrated, but nothing is required to participate in the class. If clear outside, we will have the opportunity to use an electronic telescope that can cut through the light pollution of the city and image beautiful celestial objects. We will also try take a few shots of the Waxing Crescent Moon with our mobile phones via eyepiece projection and a small telescope.