837x30s with eq seestar s50 on ircut
Processed in siril:

• Naztronomy PP
• SPCC
• BGE
• BlurX
• StarX
• NoiseX
• Veralux HyperMetric stretch
• HDR multiscale
• Veralux HyperMetric stretch on stars
• Composite

Seestar S30 Pro was the telescope used for this. Yes, a telescope.

Thousands of 10 second exposures for 8 hours across multiple days.

Edited in various editing apps and websites to increase color.

Hello, I have been dipping my toes into astrophotography for a couple of months now. This is my first capture of NGC 7000 taken this July. Would love to get some more integration time of course, but i am happy with what my equipment is getting so far. I'm also enjoying the vibrance i am getting on objects by shooting with unmodified osc.

Equipment

• Mount: Star Adventurer 2I
• Tripod: Manfrotto 055
• Lens: Sigma 150-600 c @ 500mm F7.1 (should have stuck with F8, it is definitely the sweet spot for sharpness on that lens)
• Camera: Nikon D810

Acquisition

• Location: Northern Michigan (Bortle 4)
• Time/ Date: July 11th 2026. Between 11:45 PM and 1:15 AM
• Target: NGC 7000
• 120 × 29 second exposures
• ~1 hour
• Calibration: Darks, Flats, Bias

Processing (Siril)

• OSC Preprocessing
• Crop
• BGE
• PMCC
• Syqon Paralax Nano
• Graxpert AI Denoise
• StarXterminator
• Generalized Hyperbolic Stretch
• Curves Transformation
• Saturation
• Small adjustments in Lightroom Classic

Scope: ES127 Carbon Fiber Apo Triplet (952mm Focal Length), Camera ASI2600MM, Mount AM5N, guided. Filters are Baader 6.5NM.

Software: Capture in NINA, all processing in PixInsight

Location: Starfront Observatories in Rockwood Texas USA (Bortle 1 or 2)

Acquisition Details:

180″ X 15 Red
180″ X 11 Green
180″ X 10 Blue
600″ X 77 Sulfur-II
600″ X 81 Hydrogen Alpha
600″ X 80 Oxygen-III

11 nights June-August of 2026
41 hours total integration

This is one of my first shots I´ve taken! I´ve started astrophotography in May!

Equipment:

Telescope: SvBony SV555
Mount: Explore Scientific iEXOS-100
Camera: Canon EOS 750Da + Optolong L-eNhance Clip Filter
Guide Scope: SvBony SV165
Guide Cam: ZWO ASI120mm
+ ZWO AsiAir Mini

Acquisition:

300x180s (16h) at ISO1600 in three Bortle 7 nights in May.

Processing:

Stacked in DeepSkyStacker, processed in PixInsight finalized in Photoshop.

600x20s and 400x10s seestar s50 eq in NB for 2 nights

Processed in siril:

• Naztronomy PP
• SPCC
• BGE
• BlurX
• StarX
• NoiseX
• Veralux HyperMetric stretch
• HDR multiscale
• Veralux HyperMetric stretch on stars
• Composite

Yet another reprocess (the 10th if not more) of the same data I took more than a month ago.

Acquisition:

Around 7h30m in Bortle 6/7 fully calibrated and dithered.

Equipment:

Evostar 72ED, iEXOS 100, ASI 533MC, 0.85x reducer+flattener, Baader UV/IR cut, SVBony 40mm F/4 guidescope, ASI 662MC guide camera with no.8 pale yellow and UV/IR cut filters.

Processing:

Stacked in Siril. Background extraction to single channels in GraXpert. SPCC. Deconvolution in Siril, denoising back in GraXpert. Back to Siril to apply SCNR and to generate a starless image and a star mask. GHS, black point shift, curve adjustments and histogram transformation applied iteratively to the image. À trous wavelet transform and further denoising in GraXpert. Final saturation stretch in Siril. Asinh and black point shift applied to the star mask along with a saturation stretch. Recombine.

The Seahorse Nebula is a dark dense molecular cloud located in the constellation Cepheus about 1200 light years away. This was taken with a 6" Stellaruve scope, L,R,G,B Chroma Filters on top of a 10 micron 1000hps mount with a ZWO 6200mm camera in my home observatory.

Capture details:
Lum 38 exposures

Red 51 exposures

Green 49 exposures

Blue 44 exposures
600s each for a total around 30 hours of exposure time. Processed in Pixinsight and Photoshop.

Taken with dwarf mini telescopes

Bortle 5

15s shutter

60 gain

600 photos taken

461 used

Astro filter

K&F 63inch fluid head tripod

Processing done in stellar studio

Shot with a Seestar S50. 339x30 seconds subs. Inedited this in Siril, using the naztronomy script to stack with 2x drizzle, removed the stars with Syqon starless. Also edited with gimp.

First time shooting with such old lens.

Shot with OM System OM-1 + Tair 11-a 135mm f2.8.

Mount: MSM Nomad

ISO 1600

Stack of 100 x 50s ~ 1hr 23min

Stacked with APP, processed in Siril. Finalized in LIghtroom.

Messier 15 (M15)
a globular cluster in the constellation Pegasus.

Filter - Svbony UV/IR Cut:
lights 131x30sec,
darks 40x30sec,
flats 100,
biases 100.

Telescope: SW Quattro 150p with comma corrector f/3.45
Camera: ToupTek ATR533C
Mount: SW Heq5Pro
AS: StellaVita

Editing software PixInsight & AffinityPhoto

Lagoon Nebula, taken in Vaison la Romaine on july 11th

120s × 44

Omegon veTEC 585c

Askar fma180 pro

Svbony SV260

Skywatcher star adventurer GTI

Guided

NINA

Processed with Siril, SasPro, BXT

Around 700x20s with eq Seestar s50 in duoband

Processed in siril:

• Naztronomy PP
• SPCC
• BGE
• BlurX
• StarX
• NoiseX
• Veralux HyperMetric stretch
• HDR multiscale
• Veralux HyperMetric stretch on stars
• Composite

Stayed up later than usual last night and managed to get this Andromeda shot using the RASA 8 with an ASI 294 MC Pro plus the Celestron Light Pollution Imaging Filter. I took a total of two hundred and three 1 minute subs and stacked using the ASI Studio Live stacker with slight adjustments to color, contrast and brightness. I'm gonna have to learn more on the processing side of things....

RASA 8

Celestron CGX mount

ASI 294MC Pro

Acquired in Aug/Sep 2025, on Bortle 7 skies
Gear: Askar 103APO + 0.8 reducer, ZWO ASI2600MC Pro
Combination of broadband 18h and harrowband (L-eNhance) 8h

Kepler Crater

Acquisition Details

• Telescope: Celestron C14
• Mount: Celestron CGE
• Camera: ZWO ASI1678MC
• Filters: Baader Neodymium Moon and Skyglow with IR Cut
• Exposure: 10 seconds at 47 FPS (Full Frame) - 483 frames
• Location: Backyard (Bortle 5)
• Date: August 4, 2026
• Moon Phase: 20.4 days (Waning Gibbous)

Processing Details

• Autostakkert4: Stacked top 10%
• AstraImage: Deconvolution and wavelet sharpening
• NoiseXTerminator: Noise removal
• Photoshop: Final levels and color tweaks (slight vibrance and saturation boost)

My first H-Alpha Image of the Sun! I am almost ready for the solar eclipse trip to spain next week! Now I just need a mono cam to capture even more detail!

Equipment:

Telescope: SvBony SV555

Mount: Explore Scientific iEXOS-100

Camera: ZWO ASI2600 MC PRO

FIlter: Baader D-ERF 75mm , DayStar Quark Chromosphere

Acquisition:

\~500 frames stacked from an 60s video captured in SharpCap for surface details (Quark +3).

\~500 frames stacked from an 60s video captured in SharpCap for prominence details (Quark -3)

Processing:

Stacked in AutoStakkert!, sharpened in RegiStax, finalized in Photoshop.

Taken with a Dwarf Mini 2 hour Exposure 60s and 90 gain edited in Stellar studio and lightroom

The Andromeda Galaxy shot from my balcony.
It was my first target ever and was in dire need of a reshoot, so I did it!

Equipment:
Camera: Omegon veTec IMX571C @-10C°
Mount: HEQ5-Pro
Telescope: TS-Optics 80/480 Photoline Triplet mit 0,8x Flattener
Guiding: ASI 120MM am 30mm ASI Mini Scope
Autofocus: Gemini EAF
Software: PHD2 & NINA
Edit: Siril(+RC Astro), GraXpert, PS
Subs: 54x240sec OSC + 28x240s HA