The Jellyfish Nebula is a pretty difficult target to image. We got almost 5 hours of data on it from a Bortle 4 zone and this is the result!

Trying out a $4,800 f/2.8 Hyperbolic Newtonian telescope for the first time on the beautiful Rosette Nebula!

The California Nebula Astrophotography from a very light polluted backyard and on a full moon night using the ASI071MC + TRIAD Ultra filter.

Capturing the Witch Head Nebula has always been on my astrophotography bucket list. We've already imaged it a couple of times wide field, as mentioned below,...

4 hours on the Heart Nebula in Narrowband using the ASI 1600MM and the Meade 70mm APO Astrograph telescope.

This is probably the most festive deep sky object out there! NGC 2264 refers to two objects: The Christmas Tree cluster and the Cone Nebula. It is also home ...

Our Astrophotography of the Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888) where we also challenged ourselves to capture the very faint Soap Bubble Nebula (ju1)

NGC 7380 is an open cluster located about 8,000 light-years away in Cepheus. It rises high in the sky and can be imaged during the Summer and Fall seasons. T...

The Bubble Nebula is a beautiful emission nebula discovered by William Herschel in 1787. It lies about 10,000 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopei...

40 minutes of total exposure using an unmodified Canon 70D DSLR camera and a 50mm lens on the binary star system Rho Ophiuchi.

Using a wide telescope to photograph NGC 7000 (The North America Nebula) using our ZWO ASI 1600MM and ASI Air under the dark skies of NV

Messier 97 and Messier 108 were both discovered in February 1781 by Pierre Méchain. He first spotted the small, dim, and unimpressive M97 nebula, and just th...

NGC 2359 is a cloud of interstellar gas that resembles Thor’s Helmet. Although very faint, the colors in the gases really pop when taking long exposures, wit...

Download our raw files HERE and try to process M78 on your own! Upload your result on Instagram with the Hashtag #M78GalacticHunter and we will display your ...

Barnard's Loop in Orion: Wide Field DSLR Astrophotography for a total of 7.2 hours of exposure at 50mm f/4 with our unmodified DSLR camera.

Featured on The Astrophotographer's Guidebook. Work In Progress, as we only spent one hour on this nebula instead of the 4 we planned. IC 5146, the Cocoon Ne...

The Helix Nebula Astrophotography with an unmodified DSLR camera, then compared with the result from an ASI 1600MM cooled camera in Bicolor!

M27 was the first planetary object discovered by Charles Messier in 1764. This target does not require many hours to get great results. We only spent only 1 ...

Featured on The Astrophotographer's Guidebook. The Lagoon Nebula is the 8th deep sky object in the Messier Catalog, and is a great target because of its size...

Featured on The Astrophotographer's Guidebook. Messier 20 is a great target for amateur astrophotographers, no matter which instrument you own. A close-up im...