I AM BACK! Sorry for being inactive! Here are some due pictures!

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oh man! I totally lost motivation to write here last time for some reason :/ but worry not! I am back and I have plenty of pictures to share! these are like 2 months old I think? I'll post pictures from last weekend in a different post ;)


So here is M53 star cluster! As always a few 30s iso1600 frames, I am not sure about the total exposure tho, I think it was around 5 minutes






M64 - The Black Eye galaxy! One of my favorite deep sky objects :p this is just a test picture of it to see how it turns out, 5 minutes in 30s iso 1600 frames. I wouldn't get it that nice in the city tho, both of these two pictures were taken on my plot :)





Here is the Milky Way from last month. Single 30s iso 1600 frame. Edited it a bit on paint.net. It turned out great in my opinion!





Sorry I don't have more, but my telescope mirror was dirty same with my camera sensor and I cleaned it just last week... I also was very busy, end of school year and stuff... but that's not all! Pictures from last weekend coming in a few minutes! :D

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