jeff Looks like crap on the sensor. Looks like it was left over from cleaning. I have that stuff all over mine. Tried to clean it and that didn't work. Got to try again...then send it off to

Thanks Wes! My bad on the exposure time on the Heart Neb. Those are actually 120sec exposure at 3200. I've attached one of the Cave Nebula from the same night. Not a very good one but in some of

Jeff So nice. So nice. -- Wes, Southport NC EXos2-GT PMC-8, iExos 100 ES ED 127, 10" LX200GPS+wedge, Astro-Tech 8" Newt, ETX-90, 60mm no-name guide scope ~ 260mm FL Polemaster, Orion ST-80 and SAG,

Heart Nebula taken early Monday morning. 40x Lights (180 Sec/3200 ISO) 20 Darks 20 Flat 20 Bias Plus Sagittarius Star Cloud same morning. Same frames as above. ES ED 80mm APO EXOS 2GT PMC -Eight

Hi Chris, Thank you! This foto was taken with the camera attached to the SC, so I was working with 2000mm focal length. I have used in other cases my camera with a 200mm lens mounted and I was able to

Thank you for the link to this video! Backlash gone. (I had to do the third option that he mentions in one of the comments to loosen the whole plate)

Hi everyone. I am using ExploreStars with my Exos-2pmc-eight for astrophotography, I know it’s not going to be brilliant as I don’t have any guiding either, but I can get good results normally.

No guiding and 90sec exposures!? Wow, awesome! I can barely get 50sec with a lengthy drift alignment. I am shooting at about 360mm fl. Just curious, what are you shooting with? Either way, excellent

M13 was my first target when I started in April, now I am quite happy with the result of this latest attempt yesterday 1 shot, 90 sec at ISO2500 with SonyAlpha no guiding ! post processing with

Hi Jason did you ever find out of this fits the mount? -- Bill Kinnair West Midlands UK Mounts: EXOS-2 PMC-8 GOTO Scopes: Skywatcher 200PDS + Skywatcher Skyliner 200p Cameras: ZWO ASI120MC + Canon

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Nice Wolfgang! Wish my mistakes were that good🥺. I suck so bad at clusters/galaxies. Looks like you’ve got it down. Cant wait to see your “good” stuff! Jeff ES ED80mm APO EXOS 2GT

Thank you Mario, i know mistakes are good for learning. By the way my equipment is. iEXOS 100 Canon 1000Da TS Photoline 72/ 432, F6 MGEN 2 I dont know were my description of my equipment is gone,

Nice work Wolfgang....your stars and nice a sharp! Don't worry about any mistakes ...that's how we all learn and get better! -- Regards, Mario Streetsville, Ontario Mounts: iExos 100, Skyguider

Hello my friends, this night i was at our Observatory with a friend he shows me how to handle the Polfinderscope. At next he try to teach me in astrophotograpy. Well he try ... i made 50 pictures

Hi Michael, I use Deep Sky Stacker. Extremely easy to use and understand. Being from Alabama that’s a plus for me. Plus, it’s free😎. I’ve seen the process for Photoshop and it’s a bit

Hi Jeff, did you stack them in photoshop or did you use something else. -- Michael Whitaker Wakefield, UK. MOUNTS. Exos-2 PMC Eight.. SCOPE: RVO Horizon 72ed. CAMERA: Canon M50. SOFTWARE: Just

Thanks Mario! I used an astro plugin for Photoshop called Astronomy Tools Action Set. Ran the iterations of space, and deep space noise reduction tools from that application. Also bought Gradient

Brilliant - well done Jeff! Noticed your ISO @ 3200...yet the photo is noise-free...stacking? filters? -- Regards, Mario Streetsville, Ontario Mounts: iExos 100, Skyguider Pro Scopes/Lenses:

Another from the same night. Rosette Nebula. PMC-Eight ES 80mm APO Orion Starshoot Autoguider Combo (50mm Guidescope) Canon T5i (astro mod) Polemaster PHD2, APT, CdC, ASCOM POTH Hub Processed in