Hello from Argentina

[JamesF]

Welcome to SGL

You can have a lot of fun imaging with nothing more complex than DSLR and standard lenses, but I'd do your research with the zoom lenses. They can suffer from distortion problems because of the compromises made to get the lens to work at a large range of focal lengths.

James

[stellawolf]

Hi & welcome frome me to

[Bernard254]

Hello & welcome to the lounge

[Siriusmeg]

Hello and welcome from me too

[kabeza]

Thanks ppl

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[Obi Wan Ken00bi]

Welcome to the lounge! Offcourse foreigners are allowed here, we bring some color to the forums!!

[Lenny147]

Hi Enrique , Welcome to SGL. The Mrs is Argentinian so we travel back and fore a few times a year, stunning country

[michigander]

Welcome to SGL, Enrique!

Dana

[Pig]

Hello and welcome

[starman1969]

Hi Enrique, welcome to SGL. Do you get a good view of the Magellanic Clouds where you are? If so, maybe you could post a pic.

[kabeza]

Hi Enrique, welcome to SGL. Do you get a good view of the Magellanic Clouds where you are? If so, maybe you could post a pic.

its the first time I read about that. What are Magellanic Clouds?

[cosmojaydee]

Hello and welcome to SGL. I apologize for the early comment , Argentinian's and all other walks of life are more than welcome here on SGL , enjoy your stay and may clear skies be with you

Jeff

[CJE]

Hello from sunny England !

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[starman1969]

Hi Enrique. The Magellanic Clouds are irregular dwarf galaxies. There are two, large and small. Otherwise known as the LMC & SMC. I ask you because they are not visible at all to most people in the northern hemisphere.

You may need to go to a very dark sky area to see them & at a time when they are at a good height in the sky.