Our offices will be closed beginning April 3rd and until April 11th while we travel to view and image the 2024 North American
total solar eclipse. Our offices will reopen on April 11th at 10:00 AM local time. We apologize for any inconvenience.
total solar eclipse. Our offices will reopen on April 11th at 10:00 AM local time. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Photography Tips & Tutorials
Download or view the following FREE reports from Spencer's Camera. Check back often for new additions.
Nightscape and Night Sky Photography Tips
Tips for Nightscape and Night Sky Photography can be found here:
- Nightscape and Night Sky Tips - Part I (Focus)
- Nightscape and Night Sky Tips - Part II (Milky Way)
- Nightscape Edting Tutorials (Milky Way)
Astrophotography Tips
Basic Astrophotography tips can be found here:
- Astrophotography-Basic Equipment for Astrophotography and Deep Sky Imaging.
- Astrophotography-Using a Modified Camera for Astrophotography.
- Astrophotography-Image Adjustment Tips. (Coming Soon!)
Time-Lapse Photography Tips
Detailed tips for time-lapse photography can be found on our Time-Lapse Photography Tips Page:
LIVE Photo Editing Tutorials
We now offer LIVE Photo Editing tutorials and instructions. Our Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom experts are able to help with your post processing needs by remotely logging into your computer and showing you how to achieve the best results using your own images - LIVE!
Full Spectrum Modified Camera Tips
How to get the most from your Full Spectrum camera:
- Custom White Balance and the flexibility of a Full Spectrum Modified camera. (Coming Soon!)
IR PhotographyTips
IR Photography Basics - Part I
FREE
Getting a perfect IR photograph requires a few basic tips that can make a great difference in the end result.Basic IR Image Adjustments - I
FREE
We are often asked for tips to adjust IR images in order to achieve certain effects. The most frequently asked question is How do I change the colors from the original reddish tone to that "Blue Sky" tone. The following is one simple way to achieve this effect.Image Processing Tips for Infrared photography