You may have seen some of the incredible photos on the web or social media that amateurs are taking of … Read more

It’s no secret that dithering is an integral part of Astrophotography; at least it shouldn’t be. Dithering allows your stacking … Read more

As you may have read in my earlier post “How to get into Astrophotography“, there are many different types of … Read more

Shortly after most people start deep space astrophotography, they want to begin autoguiding.  This is especially true if you use … Read more

When you first purchase a telescope, there will likely be a bit of a learning curve in using it at … Read more

When researching different telescope options, you may come across some seemingly odd terminology such as “Newt” or “Dob.”  This is … Read more

Did you recently purchase your first astrophotography rig and a guiding setup? Does your guiding graph in PHD2 look more … Read more

There was once a time long ago when there weren’t a lot of polar alignment options for people that didn’t have a complete astrophotography … Read more

If you are trying to get the most out of your astrophotography images you may be looking in to dithering, … Read more

If you have already started doing some research on getting started in Astrophotography, you have likely heard quite a bit … Read more

If you just bought a go-to mount either to start your astrophotography journey or upgrade from a star tracker, congratulations. … Read more

When you make the jump from milky way or landscape astrophotography to deep space astrophotography, you’re going to need longer … Read more

If you are currently using guiding equipment for astrophotography, chances are you are familiar with the software PHD2. PHD2 is … Read more