Acika

Ok thx guys

I have a HEQ5,Canon 450D and ED80 with a lenovo laptop i had some experience with GoTo mounts,but i never used a EQ mount before

Hi all,im starting astrophotography,and i was wondering if i should dither if i don’t have a autoguider.I have read a few posts about that and some guys said that i don’t need to dither if i don’t use a autoguider,some said that i should use APT dithering or NINA’s direct guider device.What should i do?

Well they said it will be available in February/March and i really want to image winter deep-sky objects this year.I also saw some posts talking about rotating adapters will i need them too

Hi,a few days ago I received a email from guys that were supposed to sell me 130PDS,they told me that they don’t have it so i decided to buy SkyWatcher 72ED. would i be able to achive prime focus with SkyWatcher 72ED and canon 450D? Im going to buy a reducer/corrector for 72ED and a M48 t-ring.

Okay guys thanks for replies!

I don’t want to modify my camera beacuse i also use it for normal photography,so should i buy CLS or UHC?

So should i buy 1 of those filters or should i use my telescope without them?

I can see North and NE,and i can barely see south because of some trees and west is also light polluted but not as much as south,and i have read that thread before and i have done some astrophotography with a phone and it was bad so I decided to buy a DSLR

So guys what filter would be the best between those 2?

I can barely see it,and south is very light polluted

I own a Star Discovery GoTo mount(Alt-Az) and im imaging from bortle 5 and i can barely see the milky way when i look up.Im planning to image targets that filters will help and targets that wont need a filter,and im not planning to image galaxies except M81 and M33

Hi everyone .I have a canon 450D and im buying 130PDS this week,I recently sold my 150P because I couldn’t achieve prime focus with it.I want to buy 1 of those astronomik filters(CLS or UHC-E) and im not planning to modify my DSLR,so what filter would be best for astrophotography?