This class is taught online only. RMSP uses Zoom for online education. We limit enrollment in online courses to ensure there is time for students to ask questions. Time will not be spent learning Zoom in class so we recommend familiarizing yourself with the platform prior to starting class. Click here to download the Zoom app on your computer. A Meeting ID number and password will be emailed to all registered students before the first class session. If you have not received login instructions 24 hours before the first class session, please email online@rmsp.com.
Class sessions are live and are not recorded for later viewing. Please click "Schedule" for specific dates and times.
In this class we take over where my class, Basic Astrophotography, left off and we take a deeper dive into some of the more complex concepts in astrophotography. If you’ve been doing astrophotography for a while and are looking for ways to take your images to the next level, this is the class for you. This class will focus on equipment and software.
We will cover the following topics:NOTE: You must have prior astrophotography experience or have taken a basic astrophotography course to attend this class. We will not be spending time discussing basic topics such as calibration frames, exposure, focus, and stacking.
STUDENT TESTIMONIALS:
"Forest does an excellent job explaining and simplifying concepts."
"He showed us how we could do simple things and then for the more techie people he took them there."
Headphones or earbuds are strongly recommended for the purpose of minimizing audio feedback during the online class sessions.
For Online Courses, tuition will be refunded in full if you notify RMSP at least two business days (48 hours) before the course begins. If you notify RMSP fewer than two business days prior to the course start date, full tuition is retained by RMSP.
Forest Chaput de Saintonge directs Rocky Mountain School of Photography with his wife, Sarah. He has been immersed in photography since he was born. He grew up in Missoula and began taking photos with an SLR when he was seven years old. He started working for Rocky Mountain School of Photography at age 13. During his free time, he likes to become a master at new things, build stuff, hike, photograph, and be an astrophotographer. Forest has a degree in Astrophysics, just because. He really enjoys teaching and loves to help students understand concepts thoroughly. Forest has vast experience working with and teaching Adobe Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, and Astrophotography
His astrophotography can be found here: FoFoAstro
Forest and Sarah also own an aerial media company: Altitude Media
By registering and completing any course with us, you will automatically be eligible for EDU status with B&H Photo. EDU members can save money on select items sold by B&H.
The software you use in your workflow is almost as crucial as your camera. Register for any RMSP course and you will receive a code to save 15% on a Adobe Creative Cloud subscription for the first year.
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