A mosaic of NGC7000, imaged over three consecutive nights with my little seestar.
July 3, 2025 at 4:43 PM
A mosaic of NGC7000, imaged over three consecutive nights with my little seestar.
I’ve spent the past few weeks capturing the night sky with the Seestar. Here are some of the results. Special thanks to Frank from Seti Astro for creating an amazing free processing platform. #seestar #astro #astrophotography #astronomy
May 10, 2025 at 2:45 PM
I’ve spent the past few weeks capturing the night sky with the Seestar. Here are some of the results. Special thanks to Frank from Seti Astro for creating an amazing free processing platform. #seestar #astro #astrophotography #astronomy
I just added another 700 10'' frames of M51 to my earlier ones, bringing the total to 1047. 🔭 #seestar #astrophotography
March 8, 2025 at 8:50 PM
I just added another 700 10'' frames of M51 to my earlier ones, bringing the total to 1047. 🔭 #seestar #astrophotography
Aan image of Caldwell 7 (ngc2403) taken over two nights. 794 10'' subs show unexpected detail. Couldn't be more pleased 😄 #seestar #astrophotography
March 6, 2025 at 2:58 PM
Aan image of Caldwell 7 (ngc2403) taken over two nights. 794 10'' subs show unexpected detail. Couldn't be more pleased 😄 #seestar #astrophotography
The orion nebula with 'the running man' and an image of 'Thor's helmets. #seestar #astronomy #astrophotography
February 20, 2025 at 9:34 PM
The orion nebula with 'the running man' and an image of 'Thor's helmets. #seestar #astronomy #astrophotography
Imaging with my little #Seestar still going strong. For someone who remembers the pains of imaging deepsky-objects a few decades ago, the capabilities of this device border on magic 🪄🔭
February 10, 2025 at 8:27 AM
Imaging with my little #Seestar still going strong. For someone who remembers the pains of imaging deepsky-objects a few decades ago, the capabilities of this device border on magic 🪄🔭
Finally two hours of clear skies!
January 3, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Finally two hours of clear skies!
Only a few nights with clear skies to test out the Seestar S50, but the results are absolutely stunning. M81, M82, M1, M33 and M42 were captured with minimal effort and processed in Siril.
December 13, 2024 at 12:10 PM
Only a few nights with clear skies to test out the Seestar S50, but the results are absolutely stunning. M81, M82, M1, M33 and M42 were captured with minimal effort and processed in Siril.