Albir phil

Good advise.A star tracker and DSLR would be a good start it is so easy to jump in for aperture at the beginning.you will get good results with a DSLR and tracker and this will encourage you more and you will learn as you use it.good Luke.

Sorry just read you reply .have you tried it out ? Is it any good?

Welcome Matt enjoy the sky with binoculars,they will help you find your way around the sky.

First attempt that's brilliant nice and sharp

Hi I use a mod Canon 750D modified by astronomisser not full spectrum only filter I use is optolong Lpro . I only use it for emmision targets.for other I use a old Canon 1200 D again with Lpro filter for help with contrast and light pollution.

Hi as anyone out there built or used the DSLR cooling system by Martin Pyott.

Hi there I have a 81mm W O gt which I image with all the time,a small scope is very forgiving with imaging, I think you would get some very good results with a small scope,that's just my opinion,from my own experience. Good luck with your imaging, remember if you like your results that's what matters 

Thanks for your reply s . 😄

Thanks for your reply, I have the colour camera . Boretel 6 sky ,and 500 meters from the coast 

Thanks for the reply I will give it a go . It took me a while to decide on this camera, but i think it's a good choice from what I have read 

Hi just got a zwo533 ,never used a dedicated astro camera always DSLR modified.Hopeing for some advice on imaging with this camera, gain settings etc .thank to all .

I agree you need as much ex time as you can get , 3-4hrs if you can .

48 minutes ago, Albir phil said:

Just joined S G L I do deep sky imaging from here in Albir Spain 

This is my rig W O 81mmGT W O 103 HEQ5 mount zwo 533, Canon 750D modified,

Just joined S G L I do deep sky imaging from here in Albir Spain 

Hi from Spain. Good luck with your imaging.Best to remember if you are happy with your results that's all that matters start with easy targets.