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Taken 9/5/25 in Yellowknive NWT Canada So magical, the sky was ablaze. Equipment used was a Canon T7 with the Sigma 17-50 2.8f at 6 sec's each. I shot for 2 nights (however) on the 1st night I made a typical rooky mistake. I was SO excited to see these things I forgot to keep an eye on the dew...

And was even harder for me to process Inbetween learning to process the northern lights, I managed to finish NGC7293. Its SO low on the horizon it took me a couple years for find a clearning on my property and then I could only get 3 to 4 hours a night. This image was right at 6 hours and it...

These were so magical to see in real life.

Good advice, will do and i have 2 or 3 more to process. Such fun

Problem with being the 1st, I made "lots" of mistakes, and given the trip to Yellowknife Canada may never happen again, I may not have any chances of do-overs so I have to live with what I ended up with My other problem was (aside from not knowing what I was doing) was the arora was so big and...

Sooo, I just got back from seeing the northern lights in the NW Territory of Canada in the town of Yellowknife. 1st time capuring the northern light, let along being "right under" the corona. I used the Canon T7 with the Sigma 17-50 2.8 @ 6 sec's and ISO of 1600 but I kept it at 17mm because...

Very cool, i like it

If walls could talk, what a storey they would tell

So I am looking at upgrading from my Canon t7 to a used MPB t8i or 90D? My lenses are the Sigma 24mm 1.4 Art, Sigma 17 – 50 zoom, and the Canon kit 300 zoom and decent manfrotto tripod. I don’t plan on adding to this kit (Ha-Ha, famous last words) anyway I am not, nor want to be a...

Its it mostly the NA nebula upside down

Thanks Mike

history in the making.... nicely done

Didn't like the originals so I reprocessed to what most images looked like on Astrobin. Got it as close as its going to get. So this target is "really" low on the horizon for me, and also my neighbors tree is right in the main path of where I usually set up so I always wrote it off as a...

Nicely done, where are you located to be able to capture this?

My primary target was M20, I blew off some time taking this target which came out as a pretty nebula image considering it only has 2 1/2 hours of data .

will share

Ya, another person pointed out the pink too. I fixed that on astrobin... always a fun target

I think I over saturated the blues in the original, I think this one is better. Thoughts?

M16 never gets old. I added 10 hours from this week to the original 5 hours taken in 2023 (been that long?) totaling 15 hours. 180 5 min subs, Optolong Extreme filter, asi2600mc, and my trusty Stellarvue 102 SVX raptor Do you prefer the full frame or cropped version?