I'm an extreme newbie at astro imaging and on a minimal budget. I have a Celestron 9.25" SCT on cg5 asgt mount. un guided and my camera is a Orion solar system imager(don't laugh) I've seen images people say they have taken with this camera but all of my Jupiter images are greenish blue. Lunar…
hey guys here is a video that i got a nice saturn pic from it is a lil dim but a strech of the history gram will brighten up nicely http://youtu.be/wM9nTfvJSVo
hey guys im learning that if the planet or moon looks sweet on the screen as far as brightness it will b over exposed after the stack burning out the finer details crank it down a lil if ur not geting the fine details like u want make it dimmer with brightness and gain remember a lot of gain gives…
yes there is a new one out has some new sharpening tools works weel yall should play around with it mayb do some reprocessing
for instance when ur done shooting what size by what size is ur picture before croping and scaleing is done
My next night out with the webcam I paid very close attention to my focus and double checked my alignment, it was suggested that I check collimation which I also did. The conditions were good but not great, Saturn rises up right in the middle of the light pollution coming from Phoenix from my POV.…
This was shot using a CGEM-800 2" 2x Barlow captured with Craterlet and processed in Registax. This was the first night out with the webcam, I assumed my focus must not have been very good so the next night out focus was the concentration.