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Location, Philippines.
I swear that cluster on the right towards the lower half of the photo looks like a baby chick! 🐤 or penguin lol. But last night was the first time I’ve been able to see so many stars this clearly with night mode on, despite being in the middle of the city with tons of light pollution!
Taken with my iPhone 16.
First session of the New Year and went way better than expected:
Scope: Celestron 9.25" SCT
Mount: Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro
Imaging Train: Celestron 2x Barlow Lens, ZWO ADC, ZWO UV/IR Filter, Altair Astro GPCam 290c
Image Capture: 2 minute video at ~30 fps
Processing: Stacked 15% of best frames in Autostakkert, Wavelet Processing and color balancing in AstroSurface, Final Touches in Photopea
Looking forward to the rest of the year!
Wish I had my dslr but the battery is dead right now, so this was the best I could get with my phone. They were super bright and evocative irl, made me understand the inspiration really for that symbol on flags. 🌙 ⭐️
Tonight The moon has a Waxing Crescent Phase. Venus! It’s exceedingly bright in real life- view
Image Details:
First time taking a pic of the moon through my telescope and editing it on my Pc. Equipment used: Orion space probe 130eq, iPhone with phone mount, 2x Barlow, 25mm eye piece.
31 Dec 2024 - Žalec, Slovenia Deepscape / stacked 176x45sec lights 17x45sec darks Sony A7II Nikorr 70-210 4-5.6 @210mm & f5.6 (via MF converter) Move Shoot Move Nomad
After having the MSM Nomad at home for a month without getting a chance to try it out, the winter holidays made for perfect weather to try and learn how to use the tracker. Three nights of playing and learning, and then good weather for the last day of the year. I took the opportunity to put the camera on the terrace, find Andromeda and burn through three batteries by 11pm. Stacked and stretched in Siril,following the guide from Siril, then crop and basic processing in Adobe Lightroom and Radiant Photo. First slightly more serious attempt at this kind of photography and processing, the right choice to finish 2024 🙂
Idk what i did, clicked it from my S22+'s raw mode(different from pro mode) set it to automatic astrophotography and long exposure of 5mins. Clicked three, bought subscription of LrC and Ps and literally learned how to. Edited and then layered three images. My first ever attempt to literally everything, tips and guidance are welcome.
📸: NASA/JPL/UoA
Celestron 9.25, ASI662MC, UV/IR Cut Filter. 2 x 3 minutes derotated on WinJupos, processed on Registax6 and Lightroom. Did 30ms and 400 gain on the moons to expose them enough.
Saturn's hexagon is a giant, hexagonal cloud pattern that's about 14,500 kilometers (9,000 miles) long on each side and may be over 29,000 kilometers (18,000 miles) wide. The Horizontal Width of the USA Atlantic coast to Pacific coast is 2,680 miles and the Vertical Length is 1,582 miles.
Photo Source NASA
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