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Oh wow. Thank you for sharing. I love the history behind it.

A warm welcome. I'm finding this forum to be a great place for inspiration and discussion.

I've been looking for more astronomy related coffee books, this will make a great addition!

Tech whizz! I never would've thought of that.

What are you using to process the image?

Sorry to jump on this post with a question, but how does a mini PC work? Do you have to attach it to a seperate screen? Or can it run wirelessly and you can work remotely? I'd like to start using NINA but need the portability of the ASIair, so have never considered it as don't want to be tied to a laptop.

Wow! Lovely shots. And I hope you're feeling better now x

I love both. I love seeing milkyway shots, really inspired me to start learning how to take them as I started out with imaging DSO, so abit backwards really!

Thank you. Will save this as reference! Will be keeping an eye out for a secondhand OAG, fingers crossed.

About 30 minutes for my smaller refractor set up, alot longer for my C8 and I'm not totally comfortable with that set up yet. I'd like to build a permanent pier in the garden, but not possible with our current situation as I relocate fairly often. Observatory.. A dream.. One day!

Amazing! Learn something new everyday. Thanks everyone, this has been really helpful.

I actually use PixInsight, and WBPP to integrate my files, I should have mentioned that in my post.

I am looking for one as using a large iPad where I'm running the ASIair is quickly getting tiresome. Is this homemade?

Hi all, So far I have only calibrated and processed data taken from a single night, but now I'd like to try and improve my images by taking more subs over multiple nights. My question is-- when integrating data from different nights, what is the usual process? Do you calibrate each set of data from each night with their specific darks, flats and dark flats, then combine the master lights together? Or do you calibrate all data together with one set of calibration frames from one of those nights? Thank you in advance for your help and advice!

I love our hobby, simply out of this world. Nothing like seeing it with your own eyes 😊