Milky Way Post-Processing Video Tutorials
Designed to help you unlock the full potential of your RAW images, this course provides a clear, structured workflow for creating professional results. Suitable for beginner, intermediate, and advanced landscape astrophotographers. The entire course is presented in English.
Master the craft of editing
12+
Files are Available for Practice
Hours of Video Content
RAW
10+
Masterclass Video Tutorials
Complete, easy-to-follow workflow
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EASY
Single exposure
Post-Processing Tutorial
Star Trails
Post-Processing Tutorial
Timelapse Videos
Post-Processing Tutorial
Tracked Sky and Foreground Blending Post-Processing Tutorial
H-Alpha & RGB Blending
Post-Processing Tutorial
Single Exposures Panoramas
Post-Processing Tutorial
I will guide you step by step through a complete, reliable workflow designed to deliver consistent, professional results. The entire process is explained in a simplified and easy-to-follow way, focusing only on the essential tools and techniques needed to achieve the best possible result.
Bonus Video:
Double Arch Panorama
Post-Processing Tutorial
H-Alpha & RGB Panorama
Post-Processing Tutorial
Tracked Panoramas
Post-Processing Tutorial
Stacking
Post-Processing Tutorial
Bonus Video:
H-Alpha & RGB Panorama
Post-Processing Tutorial
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Additional Benefits:
• Easy access to the lessons at any time through a platform
• Access to all RAW files used in the lessons for practice while following along (except the files used for time-lapse videos). All files are protected by copyright
• The entire masterclass is presented in English, making it accessible to photographers from around the world
• One-time payment for lifetime access to the video lessons
• Lifetime updates for all listed lessons
• 50% discount on all future lessons for everyone who purchases my masterclass
• 10% discount on all products from MoveShootMove with promo code MINKOV10
What My Customers Say
Your Educator
Mihail Minkov is an award-winning astrophotographer whose passion for the night sky began in childhood.
His work has earned international recognition, including NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day in 2020. In 2022, four of his images received awards, including second place in the prestigious Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition in London. In 2023 and 2024, he was named among the world’s top 25 Milky Way photographers by the Milky Way Photographer of the Year competition.
For the past 6 years, Mihail has led astrophotography workshops, masterclasses and astro photo tours, teaching photographers how to capture and process night sky images. His work has been featured by major international media including NASA, National Geographic, BBC Earth, Forbes, The Guardian, Sky News, and others.
A selection of some of my best images in which I have used the workflow you will see in my masterаclass.
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Move Shoot Move Brand Ambassador
I’m proud to be a brand ambassador for Move Shoot Move, a company whose products have become an essential part of my astrophotography workflow. Their compact and reliable gear has helped me push creative boundaries under the night sky, and their continued support has been invaluable to my work. As an astrophotographer, I truly appreciate their dedication to innovation and the photography community.
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As a brand ambassador for Tiffen, I’ve had the chance to explore their incredible line of filters — and one has truly transformed my astrophotography. The Double Fog filter adds a magical, dreamlike quality to my nightscapes, enhancing depth and atmosphere in a way that feels otherworldly. It’s become an essential creative tool in my workflow, and I couldn’t be more impressed with its impact.
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I am the winner of many awards from prestigious international competitions for astro and night photography. My shots have been shared by world media such as National Geographic, Forbes, The Guardian, The Times, Sky News, Daily Mail, BBC Science Focus, Astronomy pictures of the day by NASA, Bored Panda, and many others.
