Every decision is preceded by some event and every idea is the result of a need. In the case of the “Portable Power Source for Astrophotography” project, it was exactly the same. When, after many weeks of waiting, a cloudless weekend night finally arrived, it turned out that the place where I usually set up…
NGC7023 – Iris Nebula
Looking at the photo of this unique object, it is easy to understand where its name comes from. Both the color and shape of the nebula resemble the flower known and popular all over the world – Iris. NGC7023 is a reflection nebula which lies about 1,400 light years away in the cosmic dust-obscured region…
IC1396 – Elephant’s Trunk
With the glow of street lamps and trees covering the horizon up to 60 * it is hard, but… possible . At this time of year, there are some interesting objects almost at its zenith. One of them is the huge IC1396 complex, the most famous and popular object of which is the Elephant’s…
What if there are clouds …?
Sometimes I go down to Earth … catch my breath … and return to my cosmic passion 😉 https://youtu.be/0Hr8zyETtN8 TORI & TOKYO my best friends ❤️
Focuser Esatto 4″ & Rotator Arco 3″
Those who have fallen in love with astrophotography know very well that taking one DSO image is a job that can take several nights outdoors in weather conditions depending on the season. During an astro session, there are many things that can go wrong, ranging from minor technical problems to a sudden change in weather….