The Orion Nebula 9-24-21

 

Again this is the Orion Nebula. I took shorter exposures in order to reduce the overexposure of the central stars. This is four 200 second subs and five 60 second subs taken at the Darling Hill Observatory in Vesper, NY September 24th, 2021. I used an iOptron CEM40G mount with a Celestron 127Mak f/12 FL 1500mm and a Sony A6600 mirrorless camera.

The Orion Nebula 9-19-21

 

The Orion Nebula M42/M43. This is ten 300 second guided subs taken from my backyard on September 19th, 2021. I used an iOptron CEM40G mount with a Celestron 127Mak f/12 FL 1500mm and a Sony A6600 mirrorless camera.

The Andromeda Galaxy 9-19-2021

 This is M31 also known as The Andromeda Galaxy. This is twenty-five 300 second guided subs taken from my backyard on September 19th, 2021. I used an iOptron CEM40G mount with a Celestron 127Mak f/12 FL 1500mm and a Sony A6600 mirrorless camera. As an added bonus M32 is also visible in the very top of the image. I plan to retake this image with a wider scope or lens. There is bad vignetting at the top of this image.

The Ring Nebula 9-19-2021

 

This is M57 also known as the Ring Nebula. This is twenty eight 300 second guided subs taken in my backyard on September 19th, 2021. I used an iOptron CEM40G mount with a Celestron 127Mak telesceope and a Sony A660 mirrorless camera.

The Great Hercules Cluster 9-19-2021

This is M13 also known as the Great Globular Cluster in Hercules. The image was taken from my backyard on September 19th, 2021. I used an iOptron CEM40G mount with a Celestron 127SLT Mak telescope and a Sony A6600 Mirrorless Camera.

The Moon September 17th, 2021

The Moon photographed from my backyard on September 17th, 2021. This is 75% of 105 frames using a Sony A6600 camera at ISO3200; iOptron CEM40G mount with a Celestron 127mm Mak-Cas f/12, FL 1500mm.

The Dumbell Nebula 9-16-2021

This is M27 also know as the Dumbbell Nebula this was taken with an iOptron CEM40G Mount and a Celestron 127 Mak telescope and a Sony A6600 mirrorless camera on September 16th 2021. My first successful  attempt at an astrophotography image. This was taken from my backyard on a night with a near full moon.