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Events, photo walks, talks from the masters, in-depth workshops. Expand your horizons with one of our many events across Australia.

Starting Never Ends is the one place for all Sony camera mini-sites. Learn about all new Sony camera products in a fun interactive way.

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Join the Sony Alpha Adelaide group to learn some Astrophotography

About the event

Join Adelaide's Sony Digital Imaging Advocate, Colin J. Pearce, for your Astrophotography adventure at Myponga with your Sony Alpha Camera.

This location has been chosen due to its landscape and the interesting foreground possibilities. The moon will be up to light the landscape to make an interesting nightscape.

We're lucky in Australia to have one of the best places in the world to be able to see the Milky Way, and this is the ideal time of year. With modern Sony Alpha cameras we have incredibly powerful tools to capture the stars, which was impossible for normal photographers just a few short years ago.

DINNER:

For those who can make it earlier, please join us for dinner at the Aldinga Hotel at 6pm. Please email Colin to state whether you're coming for the dinner:
sonyadvocate@artphotos.com.au

Due to the face-to-face nature of this trip, you will be required to adhere to government regulations for the pandemic that are current at the time of this event.

Techniques covered

  • Astrophotography
  • Settings
  • Bright Monitoring
  • Manual exposure
  • Manual focus
  • Optical SteadyShot & In Body Image Stabilisation on tripod (don't)

What to bring

  • Sony Alpha camera and a fast wide angle lens (even a standard kit lens can work).
  • Tripod (preferably a sturdy tripod with shotbag or sandbag to weigh it down).
  • Graduated Neutral Density filter may help balance exposure (optional).
  • Headlight torch (strong preference for red light mode).
  • Warm clothes & beanie (maybe gloves).

Event FAQs (For general FAQs, please visit the Frequently Asked Questions page)

Event capacity: 30