Astrophotography is a fascinating and often rewarding field of photography. Capturing the wonder of the Milky Way is incredibly satisfying, but it requires a lot
So, about 6 weeks into this hobby, It seems the mount that I have is useless, it can’t take the load of the telescope, can’t
I now believed with all this kit that I had a reasonable chance of taking good pictures of the Andromeda galaxy now! How wrong was
So, after our abysmal failure on our last trip out I decided to do some serious research into why and what could be going wrong
After spending the next week or so doing alot of research into Astrophotography and the techniques involved it turned out that I had 1 major
After learning the skies, and learning the equipment we wanted to delve further into deep space, after all planets are fun and awesome to look
The next weekend, clear skies were forecast! Toby and I trudged off with the Meade to a dark sky site and brought a few friends
The Quest For Aperture Whilst I was trawling the internet I came across the Meade LX200, it had GPS, a full GoTo mount, it had
Two nights after I bought the telescope I decided to go and try it out with the camera attached, I headed to a nearby area which
The top of a long, fast, and expensive slope! My first telescope A 6″ Meade Cassegrain telescope, with my Nikon D7100 attached So, where did
