My second attempt at capturing the orion nebula ☝️
Equipment:
Telescope: sky-watcher heritage 130p
Camera: iPhone 14
Mount/Adapter: Universal Smartphone Adapter (Mount)
Acquisition & Settings (AstroShader):
ISO: ~7000 - 8000
Exposure: ~0.89s per frame
Frames: ~50 frames stacked in-app
Random moon pics from yesterday's session
sky-watcher heritage 130p - Iphone 14 - a phone holder
post-processing was done in the photo app
Took it yesterday with sky-watcher heritage 130p and an iphone 14
minor editing was done in lightroom
Telescope: sky-watcher 130p.
Taken with: IPhone 14 plus + phone adapter .
Post-processing: used lightroom to enhance sharpness,definition, brightness.
any suggestions/feedbacks are welcomed.
Had a wonderful session
sky-watcher heritage 130p, An iphone 14 plus, a phone holder. post-processing was done in the iphone's photos app
sky-watcher heritage 130p, An iphone 14 plus, a phone holder. post-processing was done in the iphone's photos app
May I present to you my finest lunar capture.
sky-watcher heritage 130p - Iphone 14-phone adapter- post-processing was done in the photos app
I think this is better than my previous one
sky-watcher heritage 130p - Iphone 14-phone adapter- post-processing was done in the photos app
Quite happy with these 😽
sky-watcher heritage 130p - Iphone 14-phone adapter- post-processing was done in the photos app
النسر الواقع 🦅
sky-watcher heritage 130p - Iphone 14-phone adapter- no post-processing was applied
sky-watcher heritage 130p - Iphone 14. processed using the iPhone Photos app
sky-watcher heritage 130p - Iphone 14. processed them using the iPhone Photos app
Equipment & Acquisition Details:
Telescope: Sky-Watcher Heritage 130p
Camera: Smartphone (handheld)
Mount: None (shot manually, no tracking)
Post-Processing: Adobe Photoshop used to enhance and bring out the diffraction spikes.
This square that supposed to be the central region of hercules is all what I can find ( sky-watcher 130/650, bortle 9, 26x magnification), and I heard that m13 is located in one of the square sides, but I literally cannot see anything, do I have to increase the magnification to 65? ( the highest I can do ) or it's impossible to see it in such polluted area?
I took this image of vega with my skywatcher 130/650 and captured a video 34s long with my iphone 14 (manually) then stacked the frames, but I'm not happy with the result, is there any thing that I can improve ?
I can see jupiter almost like that or a little bit better, I've got sky-watcher 130/650 but unfortunately using the horrible 10mm that comes with it so basically I'm seeing jupiter at 65 magnification which is not enough, so I'm thinking about buying goldline 6mm, but are those gonna be better? the magnification would increase only by 43 and become 108, is that enough for jupiter and the other planets?
I'm quite proud of this picture, especially that I captured it with my phone manually, could a phone adapter make any difference ?( sky-watcher heritage 130/650 )