Some of my early collected light from 2021. Only 1h collected light is just not enough. Reprocessed in 2023. I like the stars much more, the rest is a question of masking and curves.
Author: Thomas Hanrath
An evening with photos like cold milk.
On the third evening i focused on the Andromeda Galaxy and I used PixInsight the 1st time in postprocessing. Part 2/2
On the third evening i focused on the Andromeda Galaxy and I used PixInsight the 1st time in postprocessing. Part 1/2
7 Days after my first evening with my Vixen ed80sf, on February the 20th 2021, i had another clear sky. Again, i had to test and try a lot. Part 1/3
7 Days after my first evening with my Vixen ed80sf, on February the 20th 2021, i had another clear sky. Again, i had to test and try a lot. Part 3/3
7 Days after my first evening with my Vixen ed80sf, on February the 20th 2021, i had another clear sky. Again, i had to test and try a lot. Part 2/3
The second deep-sky object I had the chance to marvel at was the Pleiades.
Is there any better way to start this hobby than with the Orion Nebula and the Pleiades?
An evening in mid-February 2021. The first evening under a star-clear sky with my first APO. The first time out hunting, driven by curiosity for my first deep-sky object.
The very first photo with a visible object was the Orion Nebula. It felt like a miracle.
Even before attempting deep-sky photography, I tried my hand at Mars. It’s hard to believe how decent this first result turned out to be.