Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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In today's Two Minute Tip, I answer the question: What lens is best for Milky Way Photography? The answer is the one you own with the BIGGEST LIGHT BUCKET! What do I mean light bucket?? The wider your aperture the better for Milky Way Photography. Getting a lens with an aperture f2.8 or greater is the FIRST STEP to capturing an awesome Milky Way Image!

June is the mid-point of the Milky Way Photography Season and marks the final month for Panorama Milky Way Photography. To celebrate that I am releasing a new Two Minute Tip video every day teaching a new aspect of Milky Way Photography! Today is Lens Choice and tomorrow is Shutter!

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Thanks for watching and see you next time!

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If you are curious, below is a list of the gear I use.
photogadventures.com/recommended-gear

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