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No thanks So do I That's just the way it is Is also very important and not to be forgotten https://www.lightpollutionmap.info

Always stretch a raw stacked image. https://youtu.be/tuzQL_1xe7c

https://youtu.be/zRXjD4r_3To

https://youtu.be/EMdEhQD2WxY https://youtu.be/EMdEhQD2WxY

https://youtu.be/iuMZG-SyDCU

Read this https://astrobackyard.com/tutorials/astrophotography-tutorial-1/

Read this https://astrobackyard.com/7-astrophotography-tips/

ISO 200 also okay, but no 60 second exposure times possible. Unfortunately, this is the Bottleneck of this camera. Wizekids please hack the firmaware :-)

You're welcome I've only been doing astrophotography for half a year now Haven't got that much experience yet. Still learning, Youtube is my friend :-) I was ready for a new challenge. I was going ...

How will I explain this in my best English? The galaxy is 2.5 million light years away from us. The zoom factor decreases as the focal distance increases. This is an unedited stacked picture of 93 ...

I see this approximately And this 1 image of 60 seconds exposure

Yes, you will have a lot of fun with your camera, nice shots.

Thanks Sherm for explaining how it is

https://youtu.be/tuzQL_1xe7c Siril much better than Sequator

I don't see that much the Galaxy is a spots , a little detail in the Nebula https://youtu.be/tuzQL_1xe7c tutorial for Siril

Yep ISO 100 Manual focus with Paeking on level 5 on on bright star, in my case the polar star so I can align my mount right away to the north

A new project The Flame NGC 2024 and Horsehead Nebula IC 434 in Orion belt The first 45 images are processed to see if this works out. 60 seconds at 400 mm

It is possible with the mount to track planets. No, I was not able to record them. I was not home in December. I combine these from different nights.

It took me 5 days to shoot these.

I use this tracking mount https://explorescientific.com/collections/pmc-eight/products/es-iexos-100 and stack the 400 raw ISO 100 photos in Siril https://www.siril.org/