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Telescope: Redcat 71
Camera: ASI 2600MMpro
Mount: ZWO AM5
S - 600s 1.5 hrs / O - 900s 2 hrs / H - 420s 1.5 hrs
Nikon z6 + Tamron 70-200 F/2.8
ISO 12800 F/2.8 Exposure: 1.6" × 422 Total exposure time 675 seconds Bortle 5
Nikon Z6 + ttartisan 500mm 6.3
Settings:
ISO: 16000 Aperture: F/6.3 Exposure time: 1" × 403 = 403 seconds
Without Astro tracker Bortle 5
HA modded canon t5i Anyang 135mm lens f2.8 15 second exposures 60x15 second light frames 40 darks 40 bias No flats
First time using an ha modded camera and pleased with the results for my first attempt.
This is the solar system to scale by how big they appear in our sky relative to each other. You’ll notice just how huge Venus looks dud to its proximity (and that phase isn’t even closest approach. At absolute closest, it appears larger than Jupiter). Phobos and Deimos are only visible in the full resolution due to how far in you have to zoom.
C9.25, ASI662MC, UV/IR Cut for all (350nm UV and 850nm IR for Venus, 685nm for Uranus), 2x barlow. 3-4 videos at 2-3 minutes derotated on WinJupos, processed on Registax6 and Lightroom.
Taken through an 85mm Lens
📸Credit: Dan Borja (Astrophotographer)
6se and S24 is what I used. Just turned up the saturation A LOT.