5(ish) Winter Astrophotography Targets for ANY Equipment
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
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I don't think making lists is a strong area for me but anyway, we have lots of winter astrophotography targets in this video!
There's something for everybody in this list for ANY equipment.
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Hello. Nice short video. And many thanks for introducing Wren. 👍
ashv
Thank you 😊
Thanks Nick! Great list. I am currently collecting data on the Horsehead Nebula :)
Love the horsey 😍
Thanks Nick - good list to work with ! I'm working on many of those as we speak (clear skies permitting here in the US). The only other one I'd add to this list is M33, the Triangulum Galaxy. I just got my first set of subs for that, but have not had the chance to return due to poor seeing conditions.
Thanks Eric! Totally agree on M33. Best of luck with your images!
@@AstroExploring And thank you for the exposure length tip. I'm new at this, so I didn't realize that mixing the longer and shorter exposure lengths was even a thing!? Because I usually try to default and use 1 minute subs in my Bortle 8-9 area (w/ a tracker and CLS filter) for everything, I've noticed my histogram is farther to the right than I want it to be sometimes, so it sounds like I should be decreasing my exposure time (and maintain my ISO at the recommended 800 sweet spot for my Canon DSLR). Does that sound right?
Orion was my first star shoot. I remember being fascinated at having a slightly larger image than what I could see with the naked eye.
Nice!
Can help me some one please, I like to buy a redcat 51 and use with my 2 Nikon D5600 one normal and the second HA modified or what can I use thank you 😊
That’ll be a great setup. The modified camera will be great for nebulae 👍🏻