u/AstroCologne

I captured the data for this Image during the total Solar Eclipse 2026 in Spain. The excact spot was the "Laguna de Gallocanta". 

H-Alpha Equipment:
Telescope: SvBony SV555
Mount: Explore Scientific iEXOS-100
Camera: ZWO ASI533 MM PRO
FIlter: Baader D-ERF 75mm , DayStar Quark Chromosphere

Corona Equipment:
Camera: Canon EOS R100
Lense: Sigma 150-600mm

Captured with SharpCap, edited with imPPG, colored and merged in Photoshop.

I captured this Image in the night after the Total Solar Eclipse, during my trip to Spain.

Equipment:

Telescope: SvBony SV555
Mount: Explore Scientific iEXOS-100
Camera: ZWO ASI2600 MC Pro
Guide Scope: SvBony SV165
Guide Cam: ZWO ASI120mm
+ ZWO AsiAir Mini

Acquisition:

50x180s (2,5h) at Gain 101 in an Bortle 2 Night in Spain. Laguna de Gallocanta.

Processing:

Stacked in Siril, processed in PixInsight finalized in Photoshop.

I captured this Image in the night after the Total Solar Eclipse, during my trip to Spain.

Equipment:

Telescope: SvBony SV555
Mount: Explore Scientific iEXOS-100
Camera: ZWO ASI2600 MC Pro
Guide Scope: SvBony SV165
Guide Cam: ZWO ASI120mm
+ ZWO AsiAir Mini

Acquisition:

65x180s (3,25h) at Gain 101 in an Bortle 2 Night in Spain. Laguna de Gallocanta.

Processing:

Stacked in Siril, processed in PixInsight finalized in Photoshop.

I captured this Image during the Sunset of the total Solar Eclipse 2026 in Spain. The excact spot was the "Laguna de Gallocanta".

Captured with Canon EOS R100 and Sigma 150-600mm.

I captured this Image during the total Solar Eclipse 2026 in Spain. The excact spot was the "Laguna de Gallocanta". The dot in the top left corner is Venus.

Captured with Canon EOS 750D and Canon EF-S 10-18mm.

I captured this Image during the total Solar Eclipse 2026 in Spain. The excact spot was the "Laguna de Gallocanta"

Captured with Canon EOS R100 and Sigma 150-600mm. This Image is unedited. Just turned it from CR2 format into PNG.

This is my second processed version of the Andromeda Galaxy M31. So far, this includes 10h of integration time. I´m planning to collect more in the future.

Equipment:

Telescope: SVBony SV555
Mount: Explore Scientific iEXOS-100
Camera 1 (For RGB Data): ZWO ASI 2600MC Pro
Camera 2 (For Narrowband Data): Canon EOS 750Da + Optolong L-eNhance
Guide Scope: SvBony SV165
Guide Cam: ZWO ASI120mm
+ ZWO AsiAir Mini

Acquisition:

100x180s (~5h) at Gain101, Bortle 7. (RGB Data)
80x240s (~5,5h) at ISO1600, Bortle 7. (Narrowbrand Data)

Processing:

RGB Stacked in DeepSkyStacker, Narrowband Stacked and extracted in Siril, processed in PixInsight finalized and combined in Photoshop.

My second H-Alpha Sun attempt! Now I changed my cam to a mono cam and added an processing step in imppg.

Equipment:

Telescope: SvBony SV555

Mount: Explore Scientific iEXOS-100

Camera: ZWO ASI533 MM PRO

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

Acquisition:

\~Best 25% of 1000 frames stacked from an 60s video captured in SharpCap for surface details (Quark -2).

Processing:

Stacked in AutoStakkert!, sharpened and inverted in imppg, finalized in Photoshop.

This is my first processed version of the Andromeda Galaxy M31. So far, this only includes 5h of integration time. I´m planning to collect at least 5 more hours of RGB data and add narrowbrand data to bring out more of the OIII and H-Alpha regions.

Equipment:

Telescope: SVBony SV555
Mount: Explore Scientific iEXOS-100
Camera: ZWO ASI 2600MC Pro
Guide Scope: SvBony SV165
Guide Cam: ZWO ASI120mm
+ ZWO AsiAir Mini

Acquisition:

100x180s (5h) at Gain101 this night, Bortle 7.

Processing:

Stacked in DeepSkyStacker, processed in PixInsight finalized in Photoshop.

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:

200x18ßs (10h) at ISO1600 in two Bortle 7 nights in May.

Processing:

Stacked in DeepSkyStacker, processed in PixInsight finalized in Photoshop.

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:

210x240s (14h) at ISO800 in three Bortle 7 nights in June.

Processing:

Stacked in DeepSkyStacker, processed in PixInsight finalized in Photoshop.

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.

This image is a composite of two separate stacks: one stack of a first-half Moon and one stack of a full Moon, which I darkened to match the unlit portion. I also adjusted the saturation slightly to make the subtle lunar colors more visible.

The data was captured about two months ago using my Canon EOS 750D and an SVBony SV555.

Final sharpening was done in RegiStax, with the rest of the processing completed in Photoshop.

This is one of my favourite shots I´ve taken so far this year!

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:

210x240s (14h) at ISO800 in three summer nights in June.

Processing:

Stacked in DeepSkyStacker, processed in PixInsight finalized in Photoshop.

Equipment:

Lense: Sigma 150-600mm

Mount: iEXOS-100

Camera: Canon EOS 750D

Acquisition:

~500 frames for the Full Moon and ~500 frames for the Waxing Moon. ISO400 - 1/1000s And an starfield stack I took earlier as the background.

Processing:

Stacked in AutoStakkert!, sharpened in RegiStax, assembled in Photoshop. Color saturation was increased to reveal subtle mineral differences (titanium-rich regions appear blue, iron-rich regions appear brown/orange). Final HDR blending performed in Photoshop.

No AI used!