Sergei MalikPavel, could you clarify—the equipment listed mentions a telescope, but this photo wasn't actually taken using a telescope, was it?Jan 17th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inPavelReply to Sergei MalikI mount the camera on the tube and manually guide on a star through the telescope.Jan 31st, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
PavelReply to Sergei MalikI mount the camera on the tube and manually guide on a star through the telescope.Jan 31st, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Seldony iLushkerskyWhat are the shooting parameters?Feb 1st, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inPavelReply to Seldony iLushkerskyCanon 400D mounted on a telescope tube, Helios 44m-4 lens, single exposure ISO 1600, 30-second shutter speed, manual guiding through the telescope eyepiece.Feb 2nd, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
PavelReply to Seldony iLushkerskyCanon 400D mounted on a telescope tube, Helios 44m-4 lens, single exposure ISO 1600, 30-second shutter speed, manual guiding through the telescope eyepiece.Feb 2nd, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Seldony iLushkerskyIndeed, the coma of Helios is truly wild.Feb 5th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inPavelReply to Seldony iLushkerskyYeah, you have to stop down the aperture or crop the photo :(Feb 14th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
PavelReply to Seldony iLushkerskyYeah, you have to stop down the aperture or crop the photo :(Feb 14th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
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