SingAstro

bernardchew wrote: ↑Mon May 12, 2025 11:45 pm Beautiful. How many minutes of exposure to get this exquisite work of art?

Thanks.
Ha: 64 x 180s
S2: 68 x 180s
O3: 66 x 180s

NGC 2359, Thor’s Helmet, 雷神的头盔 in SHO
Telescope & Camera: Sky Rover 130 APO Pro, ZWO 2600MM Pro
Guide Scope: FMA 180
Mount & Computer: AM5, ASIAIR Plus
Mersing, Malaysia
Mar – Apr 2025

https://flic.kr/p/2r3CqVg\

I am not in a hurry to say farewell to comet C/2023 A3, 紫金山-阿特拉斯彗星.
5 Nov 2024, 2030 hrs, Singapore
Magnitude: 6.82
300mm with APS-C sensor
https://flic.kr/p/2qsFY2n

8 Nov 2024, 2010 hrs, Singapore
Magnitude 7.19
420mm with APS-C sensor
https://flic.kr/p/2qsW9GR

Usually, the weather of last week of October in Peninsular Malaysia is cloudy and rainy. However, due to Typhoon Kong-Rey, Peninsular Malaysia enjoyed two to three clear nights during this period. Since I was late for the comet party, I took this rare opportunity to image C/2023 A3, 紫金山-阿特拉斯彗星 at Me...

Hi Wilson Watch this:- https://youtu.be/9ZPjew874GE?si=5o_QpoI8kQCUOLck Depends on your budget. What is your budget? For Lunar, you probably need a 150-600mm zoom lens (used one is about S$350). For DSOs, you need minimum a star tracker such as SA 2i (about S$500 with no GOTO function for new) or S...

During my recent trip to Mersing, Malaysia, I imaged the wide field image of Cygnus Region with NGC 6888, Crescent Nebula at the centre of the photo. https://flic.kr/p/2pY4AVe Hi, may I know which location in Mersing was the picture of Milky Way above the hut taken? Thank you. Pelangi Beach Resort

Hi Wilson Watch this:- https://youtu.be/9ZPjew874GE?si=5o_QpoI8kQCUOLck Depends on your budget. What is your budget? For Lunar, you probably need a 150-600mm zoom lens (used one is less than S$800). For DSOs, you need minimum a star tracker such as SA 2i (S$500-S$600 for new, with no GOTO function)...

Very nice! Can you give more technical details, like number of subframes, filters, scope type, F# etc. I'm really surprised you can actually do > 6 hours in Singapore. Were these done over multiple nights? And where's your balcony located? cytan P.S. My equipment has finally arrived and I've set th...

Hello all, it has been quite a while since I last posted. Between finishing JC and enlisting in NS I have found time to process some backlogged captures (which I also post on my instagram: @astroshsg) to share, as well as some images I haven't posted here. I had packed up most of my gear but hopefu...

Hi Wilson Watch this:- https://youtu.be/9ZPjew874GE?si=5o_QpoI8kQCUOLck Depends on your budget. What is your budget? For Lunar, you probably need a 150-600mm zoom lens (used one is less than S$800). For DSOs, you need minimum a star tracker such as SA 2i (S$500-S$600 for new, with no GOTO function)...