Let’s look at how you can see the Draconid & Orionid Meteor Showers, Moon, Planets and Deep Sky Objects this October. Regardless of your experience or equipment, we’ve got something here for you. Please let me know what you plan to see this month with your telescope, binoculars or just the naked eye in the comment section below.
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Let’s use Telescope.Live to image deep sky objects using advanced telescopes and imaging equipment from sites around the world. Please be sure to let me know about your questions or experiences with astrophotography and remote imaging setups in the comment section below!
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Let’s look at the best views of the Moon, Planets, Comets and Deep Sky Objects this September. Regardless of your experience or equipment, we’ve got something here for you. Please let me know what you plan to see this month with your telescope, binoculars or just the naked eye in the comment section below.
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Let’s look at how you can see the Perseid Meteor Shower, Moon, Planets and Deep Sky Objects this August. Regardless of your experience or equipment, we’ve got something here for you. Please let me know what you plan to see this month with your telescope, binoculars or just the naked eye in the comment section below.
The hauntingly beautiful remnants of a supernova explosion that occurred over 5,000 years ago are what we call the Veil Nebula. At an estimated distance of roughly 2,000 light years, this image was taken with a CLS light pollution filter attached to my DSLR. Be sure to use an O-III filter to help view this faint object visually through a telescope.
If you’re interested in taking pictures like this, check out my videos on Astrophotography!
“PixInsight Tutorial | How to Use the Best Astrophotography Software | Starring the Orion Nebula” https://youtu.be/CZSVCNX8Ow8
Equipment: Canon SL2, CLS Filter, Samyang 135mm, F/2.8, iOptron Skyguider Pro Frames Captured: 150 Separate 75 Second Light Frames Stacked to 3 Hours and 6 Minutes of Data 100 Flat Frames,100 Bias Frames, 100 Dark Frames Processing: DeepSkyStacker & PixInsight
Let’s look at the best views of Meteor Showers, the Moon, Planets and Deep Sky Objects this July. Regardless of your equipment or experience, we’ve got something here for you. Please let me know what you plan to see this month with your telescope, binoculars or just the naked eye in the comment section below.
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What types of barlow lenses should you buy for your telescope and how much should you spend? I’ll help you figure out where to start when looking to buy a barlow lens and will hopefully show that you don’t have to break the bank to get great views from your telescope.
Let’s travel through time and space to the Orion Nebula!
If you’re interested in taking pictures like this, check out my videos on Astrophotography! “Best DSLR Settings for Astrophotography: 5 Steps to Improve Your Image” https://youtu.be/fbGEfS-xaQo
I’ll show you where the Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse will occur and how to safely view it on June 10, 2021. Get out your solar glasses and kick off your day as the Moon slowly moves between the Earth and the Sun. As always, please let me know about your questions and experiences with this event in the comment section below.
I’ll walk you through the most powerful software in astrophotography, PixInsight! Join me as we work on the Orion Nebula showing off the impressive features of this program. Please like this video and join our growing community of amateur astronomers by subscribing to this channel. Let me know what you like about PixInsight and any other software you enjoy using for astrophotography.
