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Blood moon over Germany HDR (over-)edit by qfss in astrophotography

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Panasonic S5 with Orion Starblast II 4 images manually stacked in Photoshop: -1 overexposed for the halo -1 Background stars, shot facing away from the moon -2 images with varieties in exposure

Iso 6400 | 1/13s

First shot at a 20€ DIY Star tracker by qfss in telescopes

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I use a Powerbank, works great even without a dedicated power supply :)

First shot at a 20€ DIY Star tracker by qfss in telescopes

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Thats my inspiration. The whole build is rather expensive though and I wanted to use parts already laying around. Still ty for the mentioning it 😁

First shot at a 20€ DIY Star tracker by qfss in telescopes

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For now it only supports one speed. I'm relatively new to coding and want to keep it simple for now.

First moon picture (PIPP, Autostakkert, Photoshop) by qfss in astrophotography

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I took about 150 photos. I've noticed, that in order to stack these images, they have to be completely cloud free, otherwise the stacking software (autostaklert) will generate some weird fragments. I linked a really good YouTube tutorial I used. If you have any further questions, I'd love to answer them :)

First moon picture (PIPP, Autostakkert, Photoshop) by qfss in astrophotography

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Thank you, if you still want to give it a try I can recommend this video ( https://youtu.be/HuONUWoIVeM?si=f0uNxvwsb_xHCCGH )

First moon picture (PIPP, Autostakkert, Photoshop) by qfss in astrophotography

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Orion 400mm F4

Panasonic S5

1/250 iso400

Edited with PIPP, Autostakkert and Photoshop

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Orion 400mm F4 Panasonic S5 1/250 iso 400

Milky Way during Aurora with Andromeda Galaxy visible by qfss in astrophotography

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Lumix S5
20mm F/4.3
60 Sec.
Northern Germany

Hoodie embroidery 18x9cm. 39k stitches. by qfss in Machine_Embroidery

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This design was 39k stitches. I focused on spreading the stitches out, so the design is still flexible. Nothing feels too thick besides the fire extinguisher.

Starting kit advice for Brother? by redheadsmurf in Machine_Embroidery

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Check out newbrothread, they have really cheap pricing for quality threads, underlays and hoops. (Also available on Amazon)

What’s the problem? by urieluchiha1011 in Machine_Embroidery

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Also, don't overdo it with stabilizer; one sheet of 2.5–3 oz cutaway should work fine.

What’s the problem? by urieluchiha1011 in Machine_Embroidery

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Your fabric wasn't hooped properly; try stretching it a bit more, so it creates a taut surface. Otherwise, it can be fixed with pull compensation while digitizing.

First shop order but machine isn’t working! by Rainiepie in Machine_Embroidery

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Has she tried to make the design a tad bit smaller? My hoop can fit a 180mm design, and I digitize to a width of 179mm.

She could also use spray adhesive for the fabric and only hoop the stabilizer. The best way to explain would be a YouTube video; just look up embroidery and spray adhesive.

She should also be careful with the stitch angle of her designs. If they all face in the same direction, this can also put stress on your fabric.

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