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Hello!
Yet another Andromeda shot taken with a 500mm lens and the old faithful Sony A6000.
It's about an hour's worth of 45 sec frames, tracked with a Star Adventurer GTI.
Stacked in Siril, then Starnet++, then photoshop for stretching and final touches on Lightroom Mobile.
I'm planing another shot of it next month with much more time, leaving this here to compare.
Feedback appreciated!
Taken Aug 10th using SeeStar 30 pro. 10s exposures over 2hrs.
Stacked/enhanced with Siril and Astrowizard.
Taken Aug 9th with a SeeStar s30 pro. Approximately 2hrs of exposure. Enhanced using SeeStar App.
Taken Aug 9th from a SeeStar S30 pro. About 90 minutes of exposure. Enhanced through SeeStar app.
Taken Aug 8th. Using SeeStar S30 pro and enhanced through their app. Total exposure time of 90 minutes.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/49532407
Great Lakes region, USA. July 2026.
We're getting the brunt of the Canadian wildfire smoke here and it's so bad you can look directly at the sun and see its current sunspots. I feel really bad for all the wildlife that has no protection.
Hello!
I tried my luck with the Star Queen, M16.
The total integation time was about 50 minutes from a Bortle 4 spot, with a 500mm f8 telephoto lens and a stock Sony A6000.
Considering the limitations in time and gear, I'm pretty happy with the result.
Slightly out of focus,too! Room to grow I guess... Feedback appreciated!
Hi everyone!
Tried my luck with the Rosette nebula with my stock Sony A6000. It's about 1,5 hours of data. The hydrogen red signal gets slashed by 75% by the sensor unfortunately, but I still wanted to give it a shot.
Stacked in Siril, then graxpert, then photoshop.
I'll be revisiting this one for sure. Feedback appreciated!
Taken with a Canon EOS 550D with an 80mm lens on an equatorial tracking mount, under Bortle 4 skies. 30 thirty second lights, 50 darks, 50 flats.
Stacked in Siril following the manual pre-processing tutorial. Stretched also in Siril using Asinh Transformation. I set the stretch factor to 30, and the black point to 0.005, then exported the image as a jpeg.
I think she looks a bit better than my attempt at Orion. You can sort of make out the Ring nebula.
Also, I'm pretty sure that's a comet over to the right of Sulafat. Tiny green cloud of consistent size, drifted a few arcminutes over the ~20 minutes I was capturing these images
A really interesting string of galaxies that are part of the Virgo cluster. The interacting pair in center frame are nicknamed "The Eyes".
Dwarf Mini
60s exposures at gain 60
About 5.8 hours worth of sub-frames over two nights
Stacked on the device, post-processing done with Seti-Astro Suite Pro