Old lights that I wanted to come back to, for a long time because I knew, that now I would process it better than almost 3 years ago, even I don’t have flat frames for it. What you can see is crop of the full frame taken with Canon 6D.
First meeting with CMOS astrophotography camera. During first time I’ve collected the Light frames with the CMOS camera, nothing came of it. What I collected then was at best worth learning about its use, how to collecting photons with a CMOS camera, but it was not worth showing to public
The sky was interspersed with clouds. Once there were cirrus’s, sometimes they were cumulus clouds, but there were also windows between them to try to take a test the new equipment and photograph something. The tests were successful, but the atmosphere was waving. Moon on top. Equipment: Atik Horizon, Newton
This is my first photographic attempt to M81. I’ve collected a lot of photographic material (about 10 hours) but also a lot of it I had to removed due to windy nights and after the first pre-selection I had about 8 hours of photographic material. At the stage of stacking,
My first moon photo. It took me a long time to take a photo with moon, but somehow I couldn’t get together in myself with this topic. When I collected the light frames and movie, I delayed again myself to get to work with it. Maybe the reason was that
All content on this site is subject to legal protection under the provisions of the Act of February 4, 1994 on Copyright and Related Rights (consolidated text of 2006, gov. Journal of Laws No. 90, item 631, as amended). ). Without the author’s consent, it is forbidden, among others content reproduction, copying, reprinting, storage and processing by any electronic means, in whole or in part.
Further dissemination referred to in art. 25 paragraph 1 point b of the Act of 4 February 1994 on copyright and related rights. Copying, processing, distributing these materials in whole or in part without the author’s consent is prohibited.
84 [W] of power is enough,
The next step with improving
PekDar – Light Catcher © 2023 – All Rights Reserved.