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Altair 462M2 mono guide astronomy camera
Tuesday, July 22, 2025 by Richard Harris
If you’ve spent more than a few nights trying to pull sharp exposures out of a shaky guiding setup, you’ll know it doesn’t take much atmospheric wobble or poor star signal to throw off your whole session. The Altair 462M2 Mono Guide Camera takes a practical approach to solving those kinds of problems. It’s small, easy to integrate into just about...
Planet Stacker X
Wednesday, June 4, 2025 by Russ Scritchfield
Planet Stacker X is a macOS application developed by Open Reel Software and distributed via the Rain City Astrophotography website. It is designed for planetary astrophotography, specifically using the method known as Lucky Imaging. This software allows Mac users to process high-speed planetary video footage into sharp, high-resolution images using frame selection, imag...
Free astrophoto tools you can use
Friday, May 2, 2025 by Russ Scritchfield
Astrophotography is a fascinating pursuit that captures the beauty and scale of the night sky, but refining these images requires the right software. Many people believe that only expensive, proprietary tools can deliver the detailed, vibrant results they’re looking for. However, a growing number of free programs now allow amateur and intermediate astrophotographe...
SharpCap astrophotography tutorial
Saturday, April 26, 2025 by Russ Scritchfield
SharpCap is a powerful and widely used image capture application tailored specifically for astrophotography. Designed to work with a broad range of astronomy cameras, including CMOS and CCD models, it provides users with real-time control over camera settings, live image previews, and advanced capture features that are essential for photographing celestial objects. Whet...
QHY461PH astrophotography camera
Thursday, April 17, 2025 by Richard Harris
I'm back, the backyard astro-nut, telescope hoarder, and proud owner of more imaging cameras than I probably need (but hey, who's counting?). Lets talk about a new camera that’s so high-res, it makes my 6200 feel like it's shooting in potato mode. Say hello to the QHY461PH (gasp). Now if you’re into deep-sky astrophotography —...
SC715C Planetary Camera
Thursday, March 20, 2025 by Richard Harris
The Svbony SC715C Planetary Camera, featuring the Sony IMX715 CMOS sensor with 8.46 MP resolution and 1.45μm pixels, delivers high-speed imaging at 45.5 FPS via USB 3.0, utilizes STARVIS II technology for enhanced low-light performance, offers low read noise as low as 0.8 eā», supports exposures from 32μs to 900s, includes an ST4 guide port for autoguiding, provide...
EAGLE6 computer for telescopes and astrophotography
Tuesday, March 18, 2025 by Richard Harris
Alright guys, today we’re gonna take a look at the PrimaLuceLab Eagle 6, an all-in-one powerhouse that’ll seriously level up your astrophotography rig. If you’re looking for a way to streamline your setup, reduce cable clutter, and control everything remotely - this thing is an absolute game-changer. So, what is the Eagle 6? It’s bas...
Flat panel box for astrophotography
Tuesday, February 18, 2025 by Richard Harris
When taking pictures of the night sky, especially wide-field shots of the Milky Way, flat frames help correct imperfections like dust spots and vignetting. Without them, images might have uneven brightness or small artifacts caused by dirt on the lens or sensor. The challenge is that wide-angle lenses aren’t as easy to work with when it comes to flats. Unlike tele...
Planetary and guide camera from ToupTek Astro model G3M664C
Tuesday, September 24, 2024 by Richard Harris
ToupTek Astro recently announced the launch of their latest offering, the G3M664C planetary and guide camera. This new product aims to elevate the amateur astronomy experience by combining advanced technology with user-friendly features. The announcement has generated significant buzz within the astronomical community. Innovative features of the ToupTek Astro G3...
CodeTalker chart generator from Ephemeris Service and Star Catalogs
Monday, May 6, 2024 by Richard Harris
In a recent development, a new software tool has been launched that allows astronomers to seamlessly integrate data from JPL Horizons with stars cataloged in GAIA DR3. Created to address specific challenges in observing faint moons and swiftly moving asteroids termed "fasteroids" by its creator—the software is designed to generate precise star charts dee...
Giant Magellan Telescope consortium welcomes ASIAA
Thursday, February 29, 2024 by Richard Harris
The Giant Magellan Telescope welcomes the Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics (ASIAA), a distinguished Taiwanese research institute, into its international consortium. ASIAA's inclusion expands the consortium to 14 international research institutions, underscoring Giant Magellan’s significance to the global astronomy community and the conso...
Live planetary stacking included in SharpCap 4.1
Thursday, December 14, 2023 by Richard Harris
Earlier this year, SharpCap 4.1 transitioned from beta, introducing an exciting addition in its latest version update. SharpCap 4.1, a user-friendly and robust astronomy camera capture tool, is compatible with dedicated astronomy cameras, solar cameras, webcams, and USB frame grabbers. Its diverse features cater to various astro-imaging needs, including Planetary, Lu...