As always, my shots are taken from a telescope-mounted planetary camera (a special high-framerate camera with a 1.3MP CMOS sensor). This image is significantly scaled down, the original has 4x the resolution. I'm not really happy with how the stars came out, but this was the best I could do when pulling them out of the glare during the poor seeing conditions I was working with.
For more of this kind of thing, come find me on instagram @cosmic_background. I share more details about how I acquire my moon pictures in my stories pinned to my profile, and do live updates as I work on projects. Feel free to DM me if you ever want to chat about astronomy/astrophotography/equipment or anything else. Most of my shots are taken from my backyard in Sacramento, California.
ajamesmccarthy on May 26th, 2019 at 00:10 UTC »
As always, my shots are taken from a telescope-mounted planetary camera (a special high-framerate camera with a 1.3MP CMOS sensor). This image is significantly scaled down, the original has 4x the resolution. I'm not really happy with how the stars came out, but this was the best I could do when pulling them out of the glare during the poor seeing conditions I was working with.
For more of this kind of thing, come find me on instagram @cosmic_background. I share more details about how I acquire my moon pictures in my stories pinned to my profile, and do live updates as I work on projects. Feel free to DM me if you ever want to chat about astronomy/astrophotography/equipment or anything else. Most of my shots are taken from my backyard in Sacramento, California.
Equipment:
Orion XT10
Skywatcher EQ6-R Pro
ZWO ASI224MC
avintagedude on May 26th, 2019 at 00:21 UTC »
Awesome, any higher res links?
Edit: followed your IG and bought my 4k copy, amazing work!
jetteh22 on May 26th, 2019 at 00:22 UTC »
Pretty soon we will be expecting you to zoom in enough to show us Armstrong’s footprint. We will wait patiently.