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Step by step from turning the scope and camera on to taking a good photo of andromeda

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Nox

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I have a Nexstar 4se and canon EOS 500D Mark III and want to know the Step by step from turning the scope and camera on to taking a good photo of andromeda.

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Kyle Allen

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Unfortunately your scope has a very long focal length so you won’t be able to fit the whole of the Andromeda Galaxy in your camera frame. Have a look at this website to give you an idea of the field of view of different telescope and camera combinations:

http://astronomy.tools/calculators/field_of_view/

Have you tried photographing the moon or planets with your scope? They would be better targets to start with. 

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