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thanks, it was fun captuting it and playing with settings The last one settings were

Mt Dora Florada. I found out, its hard to capture/focus on bubbles I drove my auto focus nuts trying to capture these Canon R8, with the Canon 28-70 f2.8 stm lens A progression of focus points

I hope I improved it? Merged the 2 sides and brought out a little of the lightning.

Thanks. I wonder if i vsn blend them?

After near 20 hours I just couldnt pull out the lighting as I hoped. Limits of a color camera I guess along with my feeble processing skills. Super dark nebula taken from my driveway, Anderson SC. WO GT 71, ASI2600mc pro, Skywatcher eq6r, Antila ALP-T 5nm filter. (233) 5 min light frames...

wow, thats a tough one to capture, nicely done

sure its not upside down, nice mirror image

Nicely Done, # 3 was my favorite, but like them all

Nothing special, but this one taken with my Canon R8 and my 100-400 lens set at 400mm. 1/250 sec at 100 ISO & f11 my next adventure is mounting my R8 to my Cat 8 with no focal reducer making it around f2200

thanks, note taken!

taken 10/23/2025 6 1/2 hours of lights using my William Optic GT71 which is 332mm FL, ASI2600mc, Antilla ALP-T 5nm filter Shown is Nebulae NGC7538, NGC7635 and Sh2-157\ Question: do you prefer the one with LOTs of stars #1 Or fewer stars #2? Ed Litoborski Interstellar Astrophotography...

I live close to the Blue Ridge mtns, I need to plan some trips along the BlueRidge Parkway for some MW and time lapes shots. You got me inspired lol

Makes sense thx

So I've see several videos where folks are recommending turning your cellphone upside down and low to the ground to give your image a whole different look. My question is do you get the same result when using a dslr camera? im trying to figure out what turning it upside down does?

Got it, thx for the advice

So has anyone tried a light pollution filter with the dslr? I ended up with the laowa 15mm f/2 zero d lens Which takes a 72mm filter. If it dropped it one stop, I would still be at f2.8

Trying out my new Iaowa f2 x 17mm lens mounted to my R8, the shot below is a 3 sec exposure at iso 800 I was trying for a Milkyway while imaging with my telescope last night. I did pick up the tale of the milkyway as shown below but the brighter core was way below the trees. I guess I have...

2 for the price of one Taken last night with right at 6 1/2 hours of 5 min subs from my home in SC Used my SXV 102, 2600 mc with the Antila 5nm filter. Taking the same image tonight but with a wider field of view scope (my Williom Optics 525mm Capturing the lobster claw along with these 2. I...

Outstanding

Thanks Jim, its always fun capturing objects 1000's of light years away