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Thank you!

One thing about this humidity we have it's perfect for planet imaging.

Thanks Jameel

Thanks Jim, if I have my scope in the a/c and go outside, sometimes it fogs up real quick but goes away pretty quick in the day time. At night I have to use dew heater all the time. I live in one of the most humid parts of Florida. My son lives a couple hundred miles north of me in Florida and...

Thanks Ben!

It was 100° factoring the humidity which is a break for us it's been 105 the last couple weeks. I prefer the more detail also.

I was able to get out in the heat and humidity to get these shots of the sun. It was as hot as the pics look. I used the Lunt 60 Hydrogen Alpha scope. On the one shot, I blocked the surface out in post processing. I took a video using 60% of 1000 frames.

Nice shot, I really like planetary nebula shots. I nevr thought to image that one. I might give it a try sometimes.

Thank You Jameel, the sun and saturn never disappoint.

Thank you!

Thanks Jim, Yes I got a few sun shots.

Thanks Ben!

Thank You Rick!

I finally had a clear night to get out to image Saturn. I used the Celestron 9.25 Edge with a 2.5 Powermate and ASI224mc camera. I took 2000 frames and stacked 40%. I reprocessed the images using less frames and I think the colors came out better.

Thanks Mike, spend away, you will not regret owning a solar scope.

Thanks Alan!

Thanks Dan.

I usually take a look at the sun every morning. When I saw that large prominence just hanging out there I had to get my camera out.

Yep, sure was a busy day.

Thanks Jameel!