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Canon EOS 750D / Rebel T6i / Kiss X8i Introductions NGC6205 M57 M13
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Stuart Taylor avatar
Stuart Taylor avatar
Evening everyone. I am a new astrophotographer - literally only started in the last few weeks. Just finished a session imaging M13 and M57 this evening. I think I got some decent subs and some darks and biases. I'll make some flats tomorrow and start work on stacking. Looking forward to seeing what I've got!

I used an 20cm f/6.3 SCT and a Canon EOS 750D

Looking forward to meeting you all, checking out your images and learning a whole lot!
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Dale Penkala avatar
Dale Penkala avatar
Evening everyone. I am a new astrophotographer - literally only started in the last few weeks. Just finished a session imaging M13 and M57 this evening. I think I got some decent subs and some darks and biases. I'll make some flats tomorrow and start work on stacking. Looking forward to seeing what I've got!

I used an 20cm f/6.3 SCT and a Canon EOS 750D

Looking forward to meeting you all, checking out your images and learning a whole lot!

Welcome Sturart!
Looking forward to seeing them!
Stuart Taylor avatar
Stuart Taylor avatar
Unfortunately I can't figure out how to post my images! Can some kind soul help?

Thanks
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Salvatore Iovene avatar
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@StuartT , please find the upload button at the top-right of every page.
Stuart Taylor avatar
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Ok, I have added some images, but I am not sure how you add them to a forum post. Or do people just leave them where they are? I'd like to get some feedback and help with technique.

I am finding this forum a little confusing as it's very different to places like CloudyNight and SGL in the way it works
Salvatore Iovene avatar
Salvatore Iovene avatar
Hi @StuartT, as this is considered off-topic on the AstroBin forums, I will contact you privately with some guidance.
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Tom Gray avatar
Tom Gray avatar
Welcome Stuart. Post on your page and folks will advise, comment, encourage, and you can post revisions. You will find the Astrobin community very helpful and supportive. Enjoy your new hobby.
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