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2 minutes ago, Steve143 said:

This is my first decent image. Complete beginner to astrophotography. I'm learning with every session and have just bought a SW EQM-35 Pro GOTO mount, so hoping for some much better images - as long as the UK weather cooperates!  

M31 (273 x 2sec), no tracking, Canon EOS 70D with Samyang 135mm. Stacked and processed with Affinity Photo. 

 

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Longer exposure times with a decent tracking mount are a real game changer. 

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If you take a minute and think about what you are trying to do it is a wonder any one without £10,000's of money to throw at it get any sort of image. You are trying to train your scope an an eve

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Ok  I took this image on 25th and 29th March using a combo of 10/20 sec exposures at iso 1600 and 6400.  Using Tamron Adaptall 200mm F3.5 (£30 off e-bay), Canon EOS 1100d, Starquest EQ mount with

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Please don't feel like you cannot post your images here. My opinion is there are no good and bad images as long as you are happy with the result. I think I posted up an image straight away which was a

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