Vladislav KiselevHow many hours?))Oct 2nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inkikReply to Vladislav KiselevThere was a little mistake, we'll fix it now:)Oct 2nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
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NickolayWith such a setup, you should photograph dust and dark nebulae; the region of the Polar Star will look very cool, Orion will also be a bomb.Oct 2nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inkikReply to NickolayWell, I've already acquired an astro camera, of course Sony hasn't gone anywhere. As for Orion, I have an idea to make a mosaic, we'll see how generous winter will be with the sky, and the polar region is also in my plans.Oct 2nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
kikReply to NickolayWell, I've already acquired an astro camera, of course Sony hasn't gone anywhere. As for Orion, I have an idea to make a mosaic, we'll see how generous winter will be with the sky, and the polar region is also in my plans.Oct 2nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
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As for Orion, I have an idea to make a mosaic, we'll see how generous winter will be with the sky, and the polar region is also in my plans.
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