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A view of Jupiter together with it's satellites Io and Ganymede. Scope used was a Skywatcher 127mm Maksutov-Cassegrain mounted on a Celestron SkyProdigy Alt-Az mount. 2000 frames were captured with a Neximage 1 webcam at 15fps through a x2 Barlow lens. Best 70% of frames stacked in Registax 6 software. Post -Processing achieved with Photoshop CS2.
M51 The Whirlpool Galaxy.
Taken Febuary 2016 with my Canon Eos 70D and Tamron 150-600mm lens.
Total exposure 33mins 24 sec
184 lights at 12 to 13 seconds each iso 12800.
28 darks
23 bias
camera was mounted on celestron Skyprodigy tripod with out the telescope.
No guide scope used.
Jupiter Febuary 2016.
Celestron SkyProdigy 130
Canon Eos 70D
Eye piece projection 10mm
Processed with Autostakkert 2 and Registax 6.
Taken in my back garden Stevenage Uk.
My 2nd hand skyprodigy was £150 supplied with the wrong handset.Ipurchased a starsence hand set for £25 from ebay(I was lucky with that one.).The handset socket on my telescope proved to be faulty but plugging the hand set into the aux port works fine.The mount does not track very accurately and I always get out of shape stars when I try long exposure.The canon 70D was a gift to replace a 550d I had bought 2nd hand for £200 including a 70-300 lens.
Composite of the Solar transit of the International Space Station as seen from Eastbourne.
SkyProdigy 102mm Telescope + Canon EOS7D
This is the setup I used for making the thermal images of the moon.
I unscrewed the telescope's eyepiece holder and placed the Therm-App in the focusing mechanism, lightly securing it with a rubber band. It wasn't the firmest fixing, but good enough. The telescope then projects an image onto the Therm-App sensor in exactly the same way it would for visible light photography with a DSLR.
I did try imaging Jupiter but it wasn't bright enough to register on the Therm-App. That's not really surprising, as the SkyProdigy 130 is an f/5 'scope - way less sensitive than the f/1.4 that uncooled thermal imagers usually consider to be about the smallest aperture for successful imaging. If I had a cooled imager I'm sure it would be sensitive enough - but they are way out of my price range. The Therm-App was a stretch.
Comments are warmly welcomed.
For more thermal images covering a diverse range of subjects please visit (and join!) the Therm-App (and others) thermal imaging group at www.flickr.com/groups/therm-app-users/
Supermoon 27/09/2015
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Celestron SkyProdigy 130
EOS Rebel T3i 50mm f/1.2
Caracas, Venezuela
10.412957, -66.886559
Canon EOS7d attached to a SkyProdigy 102 Refractor Telescope. 700/1000 frames stacked with RegiStax 6
A view of Jupiter together with it's satellites Io, Ganymede. and Europa. Scope used was a Skywatcher 127mm Maksutov-Cassegrain mounted on a Celestron SkyProdigy Alt-Az mount. 2000 frames were captured with a Neximage 1 webcam at 15fps. Best 70% of frames stacked in Registax 6 software. Post -Processing achieved with Photoshop CS2.
It was hard to see with the naked eye since I live in town but it stood out well in the telescope.
Shot with Canon T4i through Celestron Skyprodigy 102.
660mm, f/6.5
A view of the lunar Rupes Recta, The linear feature flanked by the crater Birt (above) and Crater thebit (below). This feature is a sought after target for lunar astrophotographers located in the south eastern part of the Mare Nubium. On the right hand side of the picture are the 3 Craters: Arzachel, Alpetragius and Alphonsus. Scope used was a Skywatcher 127mm Maksutov-Cassegrain mounted on a Celestron SkyProdigy Alt-Az mount. 500 frames were captured with a Neximage 1 webcam at 15fps through a x2 Barlow lens. Best 70% of frames stacked in Registax 6 software. Post -Processing achieved with Photoshop CS2.
Took this shot with my T4i using a Celestron SkyProdigy 102 as the lens. The point of light in the lower left is actually the ice giant planet Uranus.
Took this shot with my T4i using a Celestron SkyProdigy 102 as the lens. The point of light in the far left is actually the ice giant planet Uranus.
Titulo de la imagen: Ya casi
Equipo Usado: Camara DSLR Nikkon D3400 usando como lente un Celestron Skyprodigy 6 Schmidt Cassegrain.
Autor: Renzo Granados
Lugar: Centro de Cajica, Cundinamarca
Procesamiento realizado: Revelado en Lightroom (exposicion, balance de blancos y negros)
Fecha de la toma: Eclipse del 20 de Enero
Titulo de la imagen: Sombra inusual
Equipo Usado: Camara DSLR Nikkon D3400 usando como lente un Celestron Skyprodigy 6 Schmidt Cassegrain.
Autor: Renzo Granados
Lugar: Centro de Cajica
Procesamiento realizado: Revelado en Lightroom (exposicion, balance de blancos y negros)
Fecha de la toma: Eclipse del 20 de Enero
Left to right: Europa, Io, Jupiter, Ganymede & Callisto. Captured with Celestron SkyProdigy 102 and Canon T4i.
Messier 27 (M27), also known as the Dumbbell Nebula, Diabolo Nebula or Apple Core Nebula, is a planetary nebula in Vulpecula. M27 lies at an approximate distance of 1,360 light years
Telescope: Celestron Skyprodigy 130 SLT
Mount: Alt-az
Camera: Atik Infinity
Exposure: Single 25 seconds exposure
Location: Palmela, Portugal.
First test shot with my Celestron SkyProdigy 130, before being chowed alive by mozzies (100% crop is 3000x3000, versus 700x700 with the 400mm lens).
Took this photo in the late afternoon using a Celestron SkyProdigy 130 plus Nikon D600. No post-processing.
Took this photograph of moon with my 130mm reflector telescope. It was a single shot in prime focus using Canon 600D
Slowly getting better with the focus on the telescope. Next challenge is a decent photo of Jupiter or Mars. No post-processing.
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Are you a stargazer and astronomy lover who is looking to spark your passion with a telescope on a budget? If so, you’ve come to the right place. We have taken hours of research and condensed it down in order for you to make an informed decision about the best telescopes for under $1000. Despite what many may think, telescopes can be quite affordable; sometimes having more features than some higher-priced models in their range.
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If you're looking to buy a telescope but don't want to break the bank, there are plenty of great options available. Here are 7 of the best telescopes under $1000 you can buy in this price range.
Celestron SkyProdigy 130 26x345 Telescope
The Celestron SkyProdigy 130 26x345 Telescope is the perfect tool for amateur astronomers and stargazers alike. It features a fully automatic alignment procedure that ensures you will quickly be able to enjoy a crystal-clear view of planets, stars, nebulae and so much more. It also has a fully computerized Altazimuth Mount for easy setup and movement around the night sky.
Are you a stargazer and astronomy lover who is looking to spark your passion with a telescope on a budget? If so, you’ve come to the right place. We have taken hours of research and condensed it down in order for you to make an informed decision about the best telescopes for under $1000. Despite what many may think, telescopes can be quite affordable; sometimes having more features than some higher-priced models in their range.
In this blog post, we reveal our top 7 picks from across different manufacturers and discuss their features, pros & cons as well as offer guidance on how to select the perfect telescope for your needs all without breaking the bank. So dive into our reviews now and let's get that scope picked out.
7 Best Telescopes Under $1000
If you're looking to buy a telescope but don't want to break the bank, there are plenty of great options available. Here are 7 of the best telescopes under $1000 you can buy in this price range.
Celestron SkyProdigy 130 26x345 Telescope
The Celestron SkyProdigy 130 26x345 Telescope is the perfect tool for amateur astronomers and stargazers alike. It features a fully automatic alignment procedure that ensures you will quickly be able to enjoy a crystal-clear view of planets, stars, nebulae and so much more. It also has a fully computerized Altazimuth Mount for easy setup and movement around the night sky.
Are you a stargazer and astronomy lover who is looking to spark your passion with a telescope on a budget? If so, you’ve come to the right place. We have taken hours of research and condensed it down in order for you to make an informed decision about the best telescopes for under $1000. Despite what many may think, telescopes can be quite affordable; sometimes having more features than some higher-priced models in their range.
In this blog post, we reveal our top 7 picks from across different manufacturers and discuss their features, pros & cons as well as offer guidance on how to select the perfect telescope for your needs all without breaking the bank. So dive into our reviews now and let's get that scope picked out.
7 Best Telescopes Under $1000
If you're looking to buy a telescope but don't want to break the bank, there are plenty of great options available. Here are 7 of the best telescopes under $1000 you can buy in this price range.
Celestron SkyProdigy 130 26x345 Telescope
The Celestron SkyProdigy 130 26x345 Telescope is the perfect tool for amateur astronomers and stargazers alike. It features a fully automatic alignment procedure that ensures you will quickly be able to enjoy a crystal-clear view of planets, stars, nebulae and so much more. It also has a fully computerized Altazimuth Mount for easy setup and movement around the night sky.