
Steven Matto
NASA-credentialed rocket launch photographer and official LUMIX creator based in Orlando, Florida; Head of Product at Payabli. Known for capturing Artemis II launch with 14 synchronized cameras.
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Jul 22, 2026
Shooting Rockets with LUMIX
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Matthew DangHOST
transition a little bit on, curious to hear then, how did you get into photography in the first place, get into landscapes, architect, and then eventually being on NASA and SpaceX, like launches, shooting rockets?
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Matthew DangHOST
I'm curious to hear your thoughts, what separates what a good image is versus a great image as someone who, you know, Setting up six cameras, the preparation that goes into it, getting even into the room, like what's really come when you boil it down, what separates a good image or an okay image to something that you can consider as a great image.
