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Astrophotography Tools

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A set of tools used to aid in capturing photographs of space

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I made a set of Astrophotography tools to use in the field. They include an equivalent exposure calculator, Bortle scale finder and reference, sun and moon position calculator, and 400 rule tool. They all work offline and are mobile PWA compatible.

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I actually used my project. Here is a shot I took of Bishop Pass in the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains.

I actually used my project. Here is a shot I took of Bishop Pass in the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains.

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Worked on getting the project deployed to Vercel (A lot of headaches with relative and absolute paths)

Worked on getting the project deployed to Vercel (A lot of headaches with relative and absolute paths)

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Add redlight mode to prevent eyes from getting burned while adjusting to the dark

Add redlight mode to prevent eyes from getting burned while adjusting to the dark

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I spent way too much time debugging how to use the data from lightpollution.it to find the light pollution index at a coordinate. Turns out they were using an off-centered projection that I used ChatGPT to decode (x = (lon + 126.44) / 0.03382; y = (-20.28 * lat) + 1862.4;)

I spent way too much time debugging how to use the data from lightpollution.it to find the light pollution index at a coordinate. Turns out they were using an off-centered projection that I used ChatGPT to decode (x = (lon + 126.44) / 0.03382; y = (-20.28 * lat) + 1862.4;)

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Created the equivalent exposures tool to calculate values for each part of the exposure triangle based on other values.

Created the equivalent exposures tool to calculate values for each part of the exposure triangle based on other values.

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