Recent content by davenn

Hi everyone Did my first solar photos with the S50 Pro scope this morning before the clouds rolled in. Definitely better quality than the Canon 6DII and 800mm of telephoto lens ( just too much glass in the light path). The S50 did really well File data for full disk is included A bit of...

That only works if they live in my neighbourhood and they are available when I want to go observing So, no that isnt an option Why would a close friend with zero interest in astronomy want to go out on my observing nights just to sit in the car playing on their phone whilst I spend hours under...

Probably the least of your worries :wink: :-p

So sad, 2 Star Trek greats in the same week :cry::cry: still getting used to the thought of loosing Walter Koenig and then opening social media this morning am hit with the loss of Patrick Stewart

aint that the truth !!

Tarantula Nebula, also known as NGC 2070 or 30 Doradus, a southern hemisphere object near the Large Magellanic Cloud. ZWO Seestar S50 Pro, 25 minute total, 10 sec subs, in Al/Az In-scope and Lightroom adjustments

Yes, obviously AI recreations :)

will never be forgotten and now there is only 2 A warrior is on his way ......

M27 Dumbbell Nebula ZWO Seestar S50 Pro, 10 minute total, 10 sec subs, in Al/Az In-scope adjustments Sth of Campbelltown, about an hour south of my inner west Sydney home

Star Trek Cross-over It's 45 lightyears to Chicago, it's dark and we are wearing sunglasses

I am absolutely wrapped ... I could never do that from home with any of my other scopes. yes, That's correct, I have a Samsung Z Fold4 -- an Android device. It uses a WiFi connection to the scope Being able to open the phone up, gives the larger screen which is great compared to most...

What exposure times and time of subs ? cheers Dave

First light for my ZWO Seestar S50 Pro imaging scope. From home - Bortle 7 light pollution, can only see brightest stars visually. M8 - Lagoon Nebula, 2min 30sec (10sec subs) with Light Pollution filter. Small bit of enhancement in the scope Am amazed what it can do in such a short exposure...