NICE !! Thanks for the video and for sharing all that useful information. It's clear that I need to learn how to use layers. I'm just starting out and you answered some questions. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

Amazing. Good work! Thank you for sharing!

AWESOME me and my dad just got our first Dobsonian telescope 12” and even with the somewhat bright skies near our house we can still see this nebula it’s amazing to see it in person (excuse my noob terminology)

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5 жыл бұрын

Hi @lumenchaser, wow, thats one big telescope! Horsehead is one of the nicest objects to look at in winter. Enjoy!

Keep up the great work! From Oz

Love that Horsehead Nebula image! Wow...looks like I'm going to need a H Alpha filter!

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4 жыл бұрын

Yes, you will not regret it. Thanks for watching 😉

Excellent video and nice Images. Well done.

Thank you!

Wow, congratulations, they are great pictures! Even more remarkable because of the light pollution conditions. I have always been very drawn to the Horse Head Nebula and I would one day love to get a great picture of it. If I could get one half as good as yours I will be very happy!! Right now I am just bamboozled by all the technical photographic terms but hopefully I will get a better understanding later. What telescope did you use?

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4 жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks. It took me a couple of years to get to this level. The telescope I used was a TS 80mm f/6 photoline APO refractor. If you're looking for a telescope I've made a video on what I think are decent beginner level telescopes. kzread.info/dash/bejne/fqGMkrGkiKvVg7w.html and I have some info on my website on how to start with astrophotography. Just take it one step at the time and enjoy the ride :-). www.astroforumspace.com

fantastic images. Your star shape is very good, your avx must be guiding well....

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4 жыл бұрын

Hi Gary, avx is doing its job. As long as you do not overload it with over 10kg of equipment :-).