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https://preview.redd.it/w6sxi5ofdoxc1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=59796146eec911b0ef761ed287cf7b34bbb8d933 So here's the thing. I was having real problems getting my mount to set home position so I wasted a lot of time before I could get things started. So it looked like I only had about 100 minutes left to image the Monkey Head Nebula before it would go behind roofs next door. So I finally got imaging and set NINA to take one hundred 60 second subs and, as I always do, I ran Astrotoaster so I could get a live EAA, stacked view of the data as it was acquired. Then I ..read more

First time taking out my new set up (CG4 mount, Onstep computer, WO Redcat 51, Nikon D3200) still have a long way to go but I am very pleased with this lol submitted by /u/Maxhoppen899 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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The Sun April, 19th,2024 Lunt 60MT ZWO 174mm Televue Powermate 2.5x AsiAir Plus Solar Quest Mount AutoStakkert!3 IMPPG Pixinsight 25% of 1500 Images submitted by /u/AstroRoadie [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am definitely enjoying the Player One Uranus-C Pro. This is about 2 hours 20 mins of data due to some tracking issues. Shot thru William Optics ZS 80ii ED on a Losmandy GM811 with OnStep. 120s subs and processed in Pixinsight. Gradient correction, BXT, SPCC, BXT, NXT, SXT, GHS, Selective Saturation, local histogram equalization, add stars back, slight curves adjustment. (Original post removed) submitted by /u/Klutzy_Word_6812 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

It’s not the clearest photo. But I caught something near the sun during the eclipse. No other pictures show anything there. I am at a loss to explain it. (This was my first real attempt at any astrophotography.) submitted by /u/JustSomeGuy_TX [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Here is a reprocess of the NGC896, The "Fish Head Nebula" in the Constellation Cassiopeia. It is the very bottom of the Heart Nebula. Even though it is the tip of the Heart Nebula, it was discovered first. I originally shot this with my 6" Reflector and Canon T6 in November of 2022. Tonight I re-processed it in Pixinsight to bring out the colors in the image. submitted by /u/N2IIE [visit reddit] [comments ..read more