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Seestar S30 Pro Comet 24P image test

Started by moonbeam on 1/2/2026 11:05:03 AM CST

moonbeam

Joined 6/24/2024
Loc: Mo, USA
Posted 1/2/2026 11:05:03 AM CST

Seestar S30 Pro

18 minutes

Equtorial mode

18 X 60 second exposures

3/4 moon

No filter

Processed with Seestar S30 Pro internal, final adjustments made in Photoshop


Explorer of the cosmos, one photon at a time. I capture the universe with a collection of about 12 telescopes, including the SCA310, Astro-Physics 155 EDF Starfire, TEC 180FL, and Takahashi Epsilon 160ED, and my beloved FSQ-106EDX4. Paired with advanced imaging systems - including the medium-format ZWO ASI461MM and ASI6200MM Pro with Chroma filters - these precision instruments help me reveal the faint structures, rich colors, and extraordinary detail hidden in the night sky.



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