Picastro supports JPEG files up to 120 megabytes for high-resolution uploads. Photographers can tag images with detailed information through a 'StarCard.' Instead of algorithms, users vote on images using stars and trophies, promoting community engagement. The app includes groups called 'StarCamps' for users to connect based on skills and equipment. A free plan exists, but full access requires a subscription costing between $5 to $10 monthly. The platform is tailored for both amateurs and professionals in astrophotography.
Picastro is a dedicated, mobile-first platform built for amateurs and pros who capture images of the night sky, designed to give celestial images the space and pixels they deserve.
Uploaded images can be tagged with a 'StarCard,' sharing key information about shots, including telescope type and camera model, filters used, and ISO settings.
Users vote on their favorite photos using stars and trophies, with the most voted images highlighted as 'Image of the Week' or 'Image of the Month.'
The app offers a free plan, Curiosity, while full access requires a subscription, with paid plans ranging from about $5 to $10 per month.
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