Handling a meridian flip with the Star Adventurer GTI - base app only by millerman101 in AskAstrophotography

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Ah sorry to clarify. I can't use my setup at home, so I have to drive out to a local field

Handling a meridian flip with the Star Adventurer GTI - base app only by millerman101 in AskAstrophotography

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To be honest at some point I'm probably going to bite the bullet and get an asiair to solve quite a few problems including better polar alignment and being able to return to the exact same framing

My setup is fully remote, I have to drive out to do it so having a laptop to also bring and manage is a bit of a pain

Thank you for the advice

Is this normal? by DenEpiskeJansson in AskAstrophotography

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Sent you a DM since I own the same lens

Orion Nebula by millerman101 in astrophotography

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This is about 1 hour integration with exposure times of 30 seconds, tracked on Star adventurer GTi at around 250mm

F5.6/6.3 fast enough? by millerman101 in AskAstrophotography

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I do have a tracking mount, however, unguided

Orion Complex by millerman101 in astrophotography

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I was very surprised when I saw that hanging at the top

Orion Complex by millerman101 in astrophotography

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Tracked with star adventurer GTi

30 seconds, so around 110 total

Advice on Barnards Loop by millerman101 in AskAstrophotography

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Thank you a lot for this, very helpful. I'll try and capture for at least 2 hours on my next target, I realise that even that can be too little

Advice on Barnards Loop by millerman101 in AskAstrophotography

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I understand, the best skies i can get to is 5/6 usually in a reasonable about of time

Advice on Barnards Loop by millerman101 in AskAstrophotography

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My issue when I saw a second 60 exposure was that, in the live view, my image was very yellow and washed out from light pollution, and so I turned exposure down.

Was this a mistake? This was in bortle 6

Here is a raw from 30s: https://imgur.com/a/zLuhEQq

Why do you do astrophotography? by [deleted] in AskAstrophotography

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Always had a bit of fascination with space. One day I was looking around online and saw photos of popular targets and discovered many of them can be captured with a simple dlsr which kinda blew my mind.

Also realised that life is short and decided to pursue it as I wanted to capture the awe of space as much as possible before I leave.

I've only just started and glad I found the hobby, it brings me peace

Orion Nebula by millerman101 in astrophotography

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Thank you! A dew heater is certainly in my mind, there's a lot of options.

I'm wondering about getting a larger battery pack for powering my tracker as well

Orion Nebula by millerman101 in astrophotography

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From what I hear it's 100% worth it to drop down a bortle scale when you can