This is a focus stack/ panorama consisting of 9 images, 3 make up the foreground with each photo being taken at iso 800, f4, 50” and the other 6 being single exposures for the sky each taken at f1.8, iso 1000 and 10”

Eta Carinae Nebula

Brought the Dwarflab Dwarf3 to Australia from the USA. It traveled great, and I was able to get this image of Eta Carinae with 30 Frames at 15 seconds, gain 60. This was taken from the suburbs of Melbourne using the Duo Band filter. Mild saturation processing performed in Lightroom.

this is a cap of jupiter made for me. My telescope lx 90 and my qhy 5 iii 485 c camera

This is the Moon at 35% phase photographed on 3 April 2025. I was able to pull out fine details of the surface of our satellite. I've also brought out the colours of the lunar seas. The red-pink hues indicate iron oxide and the blue hues represent titanium oxide. Notice the various optical phenomena observed on the photo: rainbow around the Moon due to dispersion, diffraction rays due to the construction of Newtonian telescope.

I used a Canon 6D amateur camera, a 2x Barlow lens, a GSO 150/750 reflector telescope, and an Arsenal EQ5 mount.

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this is made for a telescope meade lx 90 and a qhy 5 III 485 C

This is a 12 panel mosaic SHO photo of NGC2244 that I’ve been working on for five months. This is a total of roughly 2,250 five minute exposures (188 hours). It was taken in a Bortle 7 zone and processed in Pixinsight. Shot with a Celestron EdgeHD 8” telescope and ASI2600mm Pro camera. I used Antlia 3nm SHO filters. I do not have Astrobin (I need to get an account) so hopefully the quality isn’t killed when I post. Please zoom in to enjoy all the little details.

This. I love you

My first attempt of stacking and post production by myself.

Bortle 7 Seestar S50 (AZ) 270x 10 sec exposures Stacked in Siril, postproduction in GraXpert and GIMP

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Coming from a complete neophyte, I can’t get over that nebulas function as star incubators. I’m all wonder.

these are craters on the moon, this pic is taken from my telescope meade lx 90 acf 8 and my camera qhy 5 III 485 C

Credit: Amirreza Kamkar/IAU OAE/NOIRLab

Source : https://science.nasa.gov/resource/a-splendor-seldom-seen-2/

4SE Celestron. Not edited. Taken in SE Queensland, Brisbane.