My Astrophotography Progress (in random order)

CCD vs Film? Lots of time vs no patience? Alright, this is your place to discuss all the astrophotography what's and what's not. You can discuss about techniques, accessories, cameras, whatever....just make sure you also post some nice photos here too!
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DarthCryder
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Clifford60 wrote:
DarthCryder wrote:The Scorpion Sting... taken 1st Jun 2014, 1am at ECP area G.
85mm at f2, iso 6400, 5sec, no stack.
Hi DarthCryder, great effort for a non stack milkyway. Keep coming
thanks Clifford60!

anw here's d stacked version of total 2mins exposure...

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Great shots of Milky Way in Singapore. [smilie=good-job.gif]
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Summer Triangle... taken 8th Jun 2014, 3.40am at ECP area H.
17mm at f4, iso 3200, 15sec, no stack.

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Very nice! Clifford's favourite Coat Hangar cluster can be clearly seen. [smilie=good-job.gif]
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wanted to upload as GIF but the size was abit too big.
timelapse video created with 31 frames.

taken 8th Jun 2014, 1.45am at ECP area H.
each photo shot at 35mm, f2, iso 3200, 8sec, no stack.

this https://www.dropbox.com/s/knutyz887gvp7em/milkyway.mp4 can be preview in lower quality but downloadable in high quality
or this http://cl.ly/2O3R0k3a2G0V downloadable only in high quality

oya... while i was showing my friend where/how to shoot for the milky way, he asked me is that "band of cloud" the milky way. i told him, it's not really possible to see one in singapore but as i get more dark-adapted for the next few mins, i really thot it could be and i used my fren to take a shot and voila, there is it, the milky way band!

this is from my cam.
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Nice!
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trying out with background(or foreground?). but guess the pollution is still a little bit too much...

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didd anyone saw a super bright meteor whiz near Arcturus? at abt 0020hrs.
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DarthCryder wrote:didd anyone saw a super bright meteor whiz near Arcturus? at abt 0020hrs.
Could be part of the Delta Aquarids meteor shower.

Should be active from now until mid Aug.
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M7 & M6 with the Stinger
Unguided, 127mm/f2.8(DX-mode), ISO 3200, 4 secs x12
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Closer up on M7
Unguided, 300mm/f2.8(DX-mode), ISO 5000, 1.6 secs x110
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