How NASA and Nikon Captured Those Stunning Artemis II Moon Photos
Tech > Computing > Gadgets > Photography > Cameras How NASA and Nikon Captured Those Stunning Artemis II Moon Photos It’s not all about the latest camera gear – the astronauts relied on both old and new tech that anyone can buy off-the-shelf. Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology at CNET, from cellular phone plans to devices and emerging technology. Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Read full bio September 24, 2026, 7:00 am ET 6 min read Artemis II mission specialist Jeremy Hansen takes photos of the moon through a window shroud using a Nikon camera.
- ▪Tech > Computing > Gadgets > Photography > Cameras How NASA and Nikon Captured Those Stunning Artemis II Moon Photos It’s not all about the latest camera gear – the astronauts relied on both old and new tech that anyone can buy off-the-shel
- ▪Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology at CNET, from cellular phone plans to devices and emerging technology.
- ▪Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Read full bio September 24, 2026, 7:00 am ET 6 min read Artemis II mission specialist Jeremy Hansen takes photos of the moon through a window shroud using a Nikon camera.
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Tech > Computing > Gadgets > Photography > Cameras How NASA and Nikon Captured Those Stunning Artemis II Moon Photos It’s not all about the latest camera gear – the astronauts relied on both old and new tech that anyone can buy off-the-shelf. Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology at CNET, from cellular phone plans to devices and emerging technology. Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Read full bio September 24, 2026, 7:00 am ET 6 min read Artemis II mission specialist Jeremy Hansen takes photos of the moon through a window shroud using a Nikon camera. The picture of him was captured using an iPhone 17 Pro Max.
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