My last post talked about an under appreciated and really fundamental skill for astro imagers; guiding. Marco Rocchetto was kind enough to leave a very informative comment on my post that gave me pause.

One of the basic skills I did not fully appreciate when I first waded into the deep pool of astro imaging was guiding.

In previous articles I covered the early processing steps, like cosmetic correction and linear defect removal. I talked about stacking but missed mentioning star alignment.

There are so many beautiful deep space objects to choose from. How does one go about deciding?

Hi everyone! I know I've posted about Starnet before, but I now have a faster and seemingly better way to remove stars from an image.

For those of you who live in a major urban neighborhood amongst Bortle 9+ skies like me, you know the issues with setting up and executing an observing session in your backyard.