Jesus. Welcome you ass, or whoever you may be. Enjoy my Planetary and deep sky albums! Planetary: http://imgur.com/a/hFbQD Deep Sky: http://imgur.com/a/yN8B8 Feel free to post this on the frontpage if you read it. And i will try to image a object of your choice, it has to be in the northern hemisphere.
Yes, as far as I remember, there were some weapon shots like bullets getting through, don't qvote me on it tho, I'm not completely sure.
https://imgur.com/IyISieL
There's usually a beam underneath each row of tiles, so he'd have to squash them to break them
All I can think of is how much water gets under the roof
How? Just? Damn.
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I think I've spent around 3000-4000€
And can't post this without a shitty low quality setup picture:
P90
Would people be interested in a beginners guide, or a story of what I did? Or both?
It's impossible within a just moderate size city already. Countryside is the way to go
Well, ise use DSS(deep sky stacker) and photoshop, but you can get something without PS DSS is free. The mount comes with its own controller
i think it was 1500£ for telescope and mount, adapters, cameras and pc and so on are added to the price
Im 20, so its not the age xD i think with around 3000$ you should be able to get a nice setup going
Phone flash haha always shitty in the dark
Basically yes
Adapters, adapters everywhere
Yes it does, it's very good for it. can carry up to 35kg as well as far as i can remember
I use it to control the camera and get my subs directly on to my pc, and also to pass time :)
No, because i share the camera with my sis, but i would like to. It's really hard to catch red on it unmodded
EEEExactly :)
Prepare for a hard learning curve :)
Tracking is kinda the most basic need for this hobby :/
Come to Denmark we have about 10 nights a year suited for this hobby. Would rather go to the desert in the US somewhere.
A few hundred $ the mount is the pricy part, and the camera. And all the adapters and stuff.
Sure, where do you live?
yep
thanks, i didn't know this :)
+1 purely for battleshits