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Thanks Mike! I set the ISO to 100 and left it there. Then I just adjusted the exposure time as it got darker, and then lighter.

I’ve only used it myself about 5 times, but if it’s a question I know the answer to I’ll be more than happy to help!

Thanks Jim! Gear listed below. Camera ~ Canon 90D ASI Air Pro Telescope ~ WO Zenithstar 61 Flattener ~ WO 61A Mount ~ Skywatcher EQ6-R Pro Power ~ Jackery 500 & 240 Coffee ~ Folgers..............lol!

This is my first attempt at shooting the Andromeda Galaxy! I have a long way to go and much to learn, both in shooting the target and post processing, but I hope you like my beginning effort! I'm hooked!

Thank you gentlemen! I briefly browsed a few posts here last night before turning in and what I’ve seen (so far) is very impressive! I think I’m going to like it here!

Thanks guys!

Thanks Ben!

Just one looooooong set actually. Using the gear below, and yes sir, it was tracked. I set my intervalometer to shoot every 30 seconds throughout the eclipse. Then I manually changed the exposure (length only), as it went. Not the most scientific method I know, but the final effect came out...

I collected a LOT of data during the eclipse and thought I would try something interesting with it!

I stitched together 521 of the near 1000 shots I took of the lunar eclipse and made a short time lapse video. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did shooting it, and making the video! If you would, give it a like. ;)