Large Magellanic cloud MK II
A second look at the inconic clouds that we see all the time out in the "Dark".
On a night of total disappointments I came away with this set of shots 61 photos 200mm lens tracked on Sky watcher unit.
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Taken on Monday April 8, 2019
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Posted on Monday April 8, 2019
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Sami Serola (inactiv… said:
So, did I understood right... This image is made by combining 61 exposures, to get all details.
Steve Paxton replied to Sami Serola (inactiv…:
the disappointment is YOU just cant align the tracker as you cant see the stars, in the north its easy The north star. I am trying to make this work as best I can but fast seeing what I wanted to achieve slip away in the sinking sand. these are 10 sec shots to try an get in point stars as the trackers is just not accurate as you cant align it.
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Steve Paxton replied to Sami Serola (inactiv…:
in the south you just set it to the right coordinates and hope for the best but a good shot is 1m30sec worth of time I cant get past 20 sec. as its a manual head its up to the other manual head to get it right but as yet I have no answer BUT I dont want to give up. I dont want to join the telescope brigade and auto computer tracking. I have been a real photographer all my life and I want to stay that way frustration or not.
I never thought it would be this hard but I have always lived with the motto "there is always more than one way to skin a cat" why cat I dont know but comes from my grandfather.Something that has stuck with me all these years. So I am always looking testing to see if I can get it right simply and with logic.....
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aNNa schramm said:
are the sky-stormers or astronomers ;-))))))
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