Recent content by chuckp

Thanks Mike! When if first shot the object I didn't see much data when using the 03 and s2 filters so I gve up on the object. Using the optolong lp pro really helped.

That's a great shot!

I should have just used the Ha in mono to get the real feel of a snowman.

I started this shot of SH2-254-257 when I lived in Florida back in 2019 and I finally finished this 12-12-26 here in Oregon. I used the Celestron 9.25 in Florida ASI 1600 mm, 29-300 sec. subs Ha I used the Takahashi FSQ 106 with the 1.6 extender in Oregon. 60-60 sec subs red filter 60-60...

Thanks Mike, I did the Rosette a long time ago at a dark site with a modified Canon Rebel XT and the William Optics FLT 110. I also did it with the Tak in SHO in my backyard in Florida.

Nice image Mike, I like the colors. I have to try this one.

Thank Jim, yes I did take one in December, there were some high clouds, but I did get the shot

Thanks Alan!

We finally had some nice clear nights in Oregon so I dusted off the equipment. I used the FSQ106 with the .073 reducer, ASI533mc and the Optolong L Pro filter. I took three hours of 30 sec shots. Bortle 7.

We had a couple of nice nights to get a shot of comet Lemmon. There were trees in the line of site so it was still a little bright when taking the shot. Ioptron 30pro ASI 533mc Canon 100mm f2.8 macro Lens 39 60 sec subs Pixinsight and Photoshop

Thanks Mike, it took me 2 1/2 years to get this one. It sure was nice to have a night of steady skies.

Thanks Jim, I'll keep trying to get the best shot I can. I'm hopiung to get some more deep sky images before the rains come.

Thanks Alan, I am taking advantage every chance I get.

I finally had a very good night for shooting the planets. I was ready to give up on my planetary imaging since moving to Oregon from florida over two years ago. This was taken with the Celestron 9.25 Edge with a 2.5 Powermate and the ASI 224 camera. I stacked 20% of 2000 frames in Autostakkert...

Thank You Mike