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Celestron Omni XLT 150/750.
Foto by Mihail Lomanov from Moscow
mihail.lomanov@yandex.ru
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my 1st astrophotography capture of Jupiter with my new Celestron Powerseeker 127. A nice telescope with a few mods to improve the optics and tracking. Hi evey body. Can some one tell me why this picture is so popular? i seems to be getting 10-20 hits a day for the last year. is it on web somewere im just curous realy. Have fun looking at it. All the best Leo
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see www.cameraconcepts.com/store2/images/P/IMG_7630.JPG for missing "Polaris finder scope" eyepiece.
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Fine controls and locks on wrong side - will change
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IMG_8343
Celestron 8" Newtonian and an AVX Mount.
ZWO1600MC - Cooled Colour Camera.
Image: (Subframes of 1 minute each were stacked)
Stacking with DeepSkyStacker
Processing in Photoshop and LightRoom.
M83 - 14 Minutes of Light
Hendrik le Roux
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Celestron 8", Advanced Vx NexStar +, SkyWatcher Barlow 3x + filtro UV-IR, 5430 fra me elaborati su 10.000, ripresa con ASI 120 Mc-s.
I shot this image of the moon during the early morning hours before dawn on January 15, 2012. The telescope is a Celestron FirstScope, purchased for $49.00 at B&H Photo.
I attached a Meade 32mm lens to a Sony 7 megapixel digital camera to capture the image. Photoshop Elements 9.0 and iPhoto were used to enhance contrast and details.
I bought this on ebay in this condition. The big glass lens on the opening is called a corrector lens, supposedly it has a slightly concave surface that corrects chromatic aberration. This is a Schmidt-Cassegrain design, and is a terrestrial spotting scope. I can see the front lens was cast, not polished and I can't detect any curvature in the lens. I need to put the largest piece on a surface plate and run a tenths indicator over it. I don't think it has any curvature and in any case I'm just going to replace it with a high quality window glass, after which I get to colminate the whole assembly. I hope it's worth the effort. If things work out I get a 750mm F/6 lens that can be used for all kinds of bird hunting... I paid $40 bucks for it so we shall see...
Celestron Nexstar 130 SLT with Canon digicamera.
24 picks stacked with deepskystacker.
Exposures 30 sec. Iso 500.
Adjustments to brightness and Contrast. Unsharpmask and crop.
Telescòpio: celestron 130 slt(130mm/f5) modificado
Montagem: celestron nexstar slt altazimutal computadorizada
Câmera: Canon sl1 modificada com filtro astrodon ad40 clear
Baader MkIII coma corretor
Filtro astronomik cls ccd eos clip
Deep sky stacker: calibração e integração dos frames/drizzle 2x
Processamento: photoshop cs2, astronomy tools
Exposição total: 40 minutos
08/2015
serra negra- são paulo
Celestron ONYX80ED with WO 0.8x reducer flattener, ASI290MC camera, ASIAir Pro control and capture. Only 6x5minute frames before the clouds interrupted the imaging session.
A primeira Lua!
Nem sabia que era Lua cheia.
Foi a oportunidade de usar realmente o Celestron fora do quarto:)
Não ajudei muito. Estava tremendo. Mas, o telescópio parece que compreendeu a situação do novato e mostrou estar em grande forma.
O local é o quintal de casa em meio a São Paulo.
O céu limpo, com algumas nuvens.
Experimentei várias velocidades.
Faltou um "tiquinho" de ajuste para uma nitidez melhor (quando percebi isto, ela já ia para baixo de um muro)
Esta foi em 1/100; ISO/ASA 1000
Câmera Nikon D90
Telescópio Celestron C90 1000mm f11 Maksutov
Tripé: Manfrotto 728B
Software: Não
Corte: Não
First attempt w/ my old Nexstar of
Neptune on SW January 2012
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Nexstar 5se
Aperture 1250mm
5" Mirror
GSO 1.25" 2.5x Apochromatic Barlow Lens
CCD Cam philips spc900nc (unmodified)
300 pics processed w RegiStax
-Celestron NightScape CCD @ prime with f/6.3 reducer
-Orion StarShoot autoguider w/PHD
-80mm guidescope
-C8 SCT
-CG-5
-85min total; 6x600s, 5x300s, equal darks, 25 bias frames.
Heavily cropped, so guiding error is evident. I usually use my beloved NexGuide, but it died on me last night so my buddy let me borrow his StarShoot which I'm not very familiar with.
/*Photo has been replaced with one that I used a defringing tool on (LR4), the chromatic aberration in the previous versions was absolutely horrible. However, most of the CA was in purple and unfortunately some of the tentricles were also purple, so I lost a little color in the nebula but not much considering.*/
My first attempt at using the Celestron Neximage 5 planetary imaging camera. My scope polar alignment was poor, the Moon was still low in the sky (i.e. I was looking through lots of thick turbulent atmosphere) and I think my ETX-90 telescope requires collimiation! Excuses, excuses... I have much to learn and I can do better!
Initially I had an issue with identifying the name of the area and surrounding craters.
I have now determined the main structure within the centre of the image is the walled plain named W Bond which is located at the Northern area of the moon just to the north east of the famous crater Plato (101km)
The plain is around 156km in diameter and the main craters within are W Bond B (15km ) and W Bond C (7km)
The crater in the north west location is called Timaeus (33km) and the chain of craters arcing off to the right are Archytas (32km), Protagoras (22km) and ending at Egede A (13km)
Taken 29nd December 2014 - Celestron 8SE
ZWO ASI 120MCS
Stacked in AutoStakkert 2.20
Post Processed in Registax 6