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good evening everyone

my name is tony

iam new to this forum iam intrested in photograthy have done it all my life resently i had the chance to view the moon throught a telescope and other planets iam now saving to but my own scope after much reading and reviews have desided to save up and buy a skywatcher exsplorer 150pl have also had a go at photograthing the moon had some good results so have bought loads of books of variuse subjects of space ,telescope viewing astrophotograthy ect

and i would very much like the help and advice of every one that is willing to help me learn mynew hobbie have also tryed without sucess at the moment star trails so any help with be greatfully reseved thankyou have a good evening stargazzing.

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Imaging is a bit specialised.

I've done the odd webcam planet image

You're probably best looking at some of the other rooms on the forum where people can help with that.

You'll just get people saying hello here :D

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Hi Tony, Welcome to SGL :D

For all things astro-photography related you'll find the book Making Every Photon Count (by SGL's very own steppenwolf) very helpful in getting started.

Easy to read, it's full of advice aimed at the imaging novice, including choosing the right equipment, tips 'n' tricks and lots of other vital stuff.

Have a trawl through the imaging sections too, They're full of info and some very experienced, talented folk who, I'm sure, will be more than happy to share advice and guidance with you.

HTH :p

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