Dodi
@astrododi.bsky.social
Astrophotographer since 1975.
Worked as computer scientist at IBM, DEC and Hewlett-Packard and as a freelance photojournalist for Belgian newspapers.
Other interests: photography, cooking, vintage classical telescopes.
Worked as computer scientist at IBM, DEC and Hewlett-Packard and as a freelance photojournalist for Belgian newspapers.
Other interests: photography, cooking, vintage classical telescopes.
Well, that's because it was stacked once on the comet, once on the stars, and combined. Otherwise trails would be long. You can already see trailing a bit of the movement in the individual 2m frames, as I was tracking on the comet.
October 1, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Well, that's because it was stacked once on the comet, once on the stars, and combined. Otherwise trails would be long. You can already see trailing a bit of the movement in the individual 2m frames, as I was tracking on the comet.
I have used lots of telescopes in my life, but the C9.25 has always been the best compromise on aperture and portability.
September 6, 2025 at 9:25 PM
I have used lots of telescopes in my life, but the C9.25 has always been the best compromise on aperture and portability.