2021 Supermoon Photography Checklist
Remember April 2021’s Pink Supermoon? We scrambled to capture it and turned the chaos into a checklist that mixes real moon photography with our levitating lamp aesthetic.
Gear We Packed
- Tripod + DSLR with a 200mm or longer lens.
- Sky-Watcher Evostar 72ED for crisp color—perfect tie-in to our Night-Sky Gear guide.
- Levitating moon lamp for behind-the-scenes shots so Instagram followers see both versions of the moon.
Shooting Tips
- Scout at dusk so you can capture the moon rising near foreground objects.
- Start with ISO 200, f/8, 1/125s, then adjust as the light changes.
- Use a remote shutter or 2-second timer to avoid shake.
- Bring the floating lamp for a quick “before/after” reel—our followers loved it.
Levitating Moon™ Lamp Setup Instructions (Quick Reference)
- Place the base on a level surface and plug it in.
- Hold the moon with both hands, align over the center, and lower slowly.
- Release once the magnetic lift stabilizes.
- Tap the base sensor to pick a color temperature that matches the actual moonlight.
- Share the PDF from
~/Dropbox/Khytx LLC/Levitating Moon/Levitating Moon™ Lamp Setup Instructions.pdfif you post a tutorial.
After the Shoot
Use the photos in email campaigns, pair them with product CTAs, and remind readers they can recreate the glow indoors with a levitating lamp and outdoors with a telescope. Supermoon seasons come back every year—now you’ve got the playbook.