Astrophoto thread (your own photos please)

[Messierhunter]

Captured Saturn over the weekend. 481 frames stacked in registax, 8" LX200 and Samsung SDC-435.

 

[Zsolt33]

Captured Saturn over the weekend. 481 frames stacked in registax, 8" LX200 and Samsung SDC-435.

Beautiful photo from my favorite planet. :thumbup:

 

[Yoda]

Very nice shot ! :thumbup:

 

[george7378]

I saw my first display of noctilucent clouds of the year last night. It was a pretty weak display, but it was still fantastic to look at - glowing blue tendrils of ice and dust up at the edge of space:

 

[Zsolt33]

My newest photos:

 

[Poscik]

Some station

31.07.2012, 4:00 local time

3.08.2012, 2:55 local time

Taken with Dobs 8'' and Canon EOS500D.

 

[orb]

Some station

By looking at some of earlier posts, you can say: "That's no moon!". :lol:

 

[Scav]

"That's no moon!". :lol:

This sure as heck is:

 

[george7378]

It's been a while since I've been out observing or photographing, but I do have one recent pic - an ISS photo from last month:

 

[gimp1992]

First Astrophoto with new camera

First astrophoto, handheld shot with my new Nikon P510 at 42X zoom 1000mm (35mm equivalent). Shot in the late evening.

 

[sitha241]

My pics of transit of Venus and Moon..
Taken with telescope and samsung galaxy s plus

 

[Messierhunter]

My video of the Falcon 9 Dragon launch CRS-1. Unfortunately I lost sight of it once it went above the cloud deck and missed out on stage 1 MECO.

Camera: Modified Samsung SDC-435
Telescope: Orion ST-80 (piggybacked on an LX200)

 

[Messierhunter]

Video of ISS tracking from October 11th. Only 38 degree high pass, but my only chance to see ISS with Dragon docked to it if they undock on-time.

 

[Yoda]

Very nice !!!!
I should try video tracking some time.......

 

[sorindafabico]

First picture with a telescope + a DSLR, obvious target:

 

[Kyle]

Delta IV Heavy launch, June 2012

MSL launch, November 2011

STS-135 launch, July 2011

STS-131 launch (from Tampa), April 2010

STS-127 launch, July 2009

View of Jupiter, June 24th, 2009 (Uncle's telescope had a camera that could take that)

August 16th, 2009. Planet Uranus, at highest magnification. Cropped for better quality.

 

[sorindafabico]

Getting better with The Moon:

 

[Poscik]

Hi! Taken just 2 hours ago Synta 8'' 1200mm, Canon EOS500D, ISO400, 1/100, 1091 frames stacked by Registax. No tracking Just single pass through camera frame.

:tiphat:


[EDIT]
Also shot with Barlow x2

 

[sorindafabico]

I've found this, tested, and...IT WORKS!

TUTORIAL: Make better astro photos in Light polluted skies

 

[sorindafabico]

My first pic of Jupiter using a telescope:

Taken with a Nikon D40 attached to a 1000mm f/5 newtonian. Only 150 frames in Registax...