Nigella Bryant

I've only taken a few nebula at the moment, not really had time to really put it through it's paces but it certainly reducers the glow compared to not using it. I've two LED lights near my property. Big difference between not using it and using it even on a comet. There must be others who can advise who have used it more extensively. Found something that might be helpful. https://www.astrofotoblog.eu/?tag=hutech-idas-lps-d2

I use a 2inch D2 filter for LED street lighting in a bottle 3/4. It's brilliant for my particular light pollution but expensive.

Same here and more😭😭😭

Brilliant Jeremy, actually fascinating.

Welcome back and hopefully your health improves immensely.

I send all my relevant solar imaging data to the BAA solar section. As do my planetary image's to the various BAA sections. Variable nebula data goes to the BAA deepsky section in the past but not done any this season, but I hope to and that's where they'll be sent. I'm of the mindset that I don't want to take pretty pictures just for the sake of it.

Hi all, as if Santa didn't bring enough, lol. New case for my white light/Ca-K scope. Big brother to my Lunt 60mm DS.

Welcome to the forum and don't forget to have fun.

Love it 👍

Sounds like focus was out, that's all. Were you using a barlow lens?

Love it👍

Welcome to the forum, have fun.

Surely that's fake news 😜

Welcome, ask away questions about the hobby and have fun. AP can be very frustrating.

That's got to be fake news 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, I loved this video when I first came across it a few months ago, fascinating. Thanks for reminding me.

Welcome to the forum, I'm sure your seven year old is just an excuse to buy that telescope, lol. Have fun learning together.

Reminds me of the Clanger's planet. Well done with a hand held phone.

Hi, welcome to the SGL forum good you signed up. Welcome to the black hole of AP, lol.

On the tenth day of Christmas my true love sent to me: ten clear nights nine heating tapes eight AA batteries seven filters for imaging six eyepieces five counter weights four cleaning wipes three tripod feet two thermal gloves and a lovely dome observatory

On the sixth day of Christmas my true love sent to me: Six eyepieces five counter weights four cleaning wipes three tripod feet two thermal gloves and a lovely dome observatory....

Well, I run a cheap £15 WiFi one off Amazon. It's been great and not had any issues despite what others have said. Just my penny's worth, lol. I've even got one overlooking the dome which is also great for picking up bats, lol.

Final incarnation of the new to me Revelation 80ed that I had yesterday for Christmas. I've added the solar finder and tilt plate for solar observation and imaging.

Final incarnation of my new to me frac. Solar finder and tilt plate adapter attached.

Came across this quote from the SGL forum a few years ago. I'll stick my toe in the shark infested waters and say that I believe that the revelation 80 is one of many clones made by long perng identical to the william optics ZS80II's. Others include the moonfish 80mm 'scope and a host of others im sure people can add.