Astro_Vino
@astrovino.bsky.social
UK based amateur astronomer, astrophotographer and general space nerd - ‘Drinking the night sky’
https://www.astro-vino.co.uk/
https://www.astro-vino.co.uk/
However, the eVscope certainly does a good job and I like the addition it brings to community science but if I compare the price point and form factor that would also be an interesting comparison 🙂
February 3, 2025 at 8:35 PM
However, the eVscope certainly does a good job and I like the addition it brings to community science but if I compare the price point and form factor that would also be an interesting comparison 🙂
It has a few options - I would say that Seestar has gradually got better at its own stacking and image adjustments, but on this occasion I also took the FITS files and stacked myself with slight gradient extraction / histogram after
February 3, 2025 at 8:33 PM
It has a few options - I would say that Seestar has gradually got better at its own stacking and image adjustments, but on this occasion I also took the FITS files and stacked myself with slight gradient extraction / histogram after
I am an amateur astrophotographer based in the UK in Northumberland. Weather permitting I run 2-3 rigs from my own garden observatory.
January 25, 2025 at 8:29 PM
I am an amateur astrophotographer based in the UK in Northumberland. Weather permitting I run 2-3 rigs from my own garden observatory.
Absolutely - it is on point every time, I couldn’t recommend it highly enough, very with it and in general very much enjoying the Askar brand!
January 21, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Absolutely - it is on point every time, I couldn’t recommend it highly enough, very with it and in general very much enjoying the Askar brand!