My first Saturn with a dedicated planetary camera. A huge progress compared with my DSLM results.
My first Saturn with a dedicated planetary camera. A huge progress compared with my DSLM results.
Here are a few examples of the so called CANON Banding, just to show how it looks like. I had to stretch a lot to get some.
Jupiter and the 4 Galilean Moons. Shot at Full Moon evening with APS-C and 4500mm focal length.
I had a sky full of faint clouds. I had enough time to get a photo between them.
Backlash can be an ugly problem in astrophotography. How does it look like and how to get rid of it?
After endless struggling with my QHY, I decided to shoot Jupiter with my EOS.
In the course of reprocessing, the Dumbbell Nebula M27 is in focus today. This planetary nebula was my first serious deep-sky object with the VIXEN Cassegrain.
While reprocessing all my “old” material, this is the first picture I took with my Vixen VC200L. The difference is hard to believe.
A VISAC VC200L found a new home. I am looking forward to have a lot of fun with it.
A short evening with a result, but it could use at least double the exposure time.