As per title really. Very interesting process and spectacular photos
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As per title really. Very interesting process and spectacular photos
got a pic of uranus :XD:
I have been trying to with a digiscoping set up, its a learning curve
As in landscape astro or photos of specific stars/clusters? I've done plenty of the former
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Probably just landscape astro. Specific stars would require more gear than I could justify.Quote:
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Here's a few to get you started
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Just a quick note that the SX50/SX60 you were talking about in the other thread aren't really capable of Astro stuff.. settings don't allow long enough exposure at a sufficient ISO. Great at other things, just not this..
Nah but he has one of Mars. Ha ha ha (aQuote:
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Just awesome.Quote:
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that is awesome!Quote:
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