The Bug Nebula is our very first Southern Sky object captured! And it was NOT an easy one!

The Elephant's Trunk Nebula is a small part of the much larger IC 1396 emission nebula located in Cepheus. The Elephant's Trunk itself is...

M27 was the first planetary object discovered by Charles Messier in 1764. We imaged this target several times with different equipment,...

Backyard Astrophotography of the Pelican Nebula in Cygnus. 20 hours of integration time with narrowband filters!

M17 is a fairly bright diffuse emission nebula, and is also commonly named the Swan nebula. M17 is very similar to the famous Orion...

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!

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

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

M97 and M108 are two deep-sky objects that are close enough to be photographed together with an 8" astrograph. Find out how to capture it.

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.

The Helix Nebula, also known as NGC 7263 or the Eye of God, is a popular beginner astrophotography target. Learn more about this nebula.

The Lagoon Nebula is the 8th deep sky object in the Messier Catalog and is a great target for beginner astrophotographers because of its...

Messier 57, also called the Ring Nebula, is a small nebula located in Lyra. Find out more about the astrophotography here.

In this post we show you the difference between imaging Messier 1 with a DSLR camera in RGB Vs. with a CMOS camera in Narrowband.