It is always hard to read some criticism, and usually one avoids to write them when you see something that is not quite right. BUT … with a place like this everybody who will post something here expects it, and that is for the critic good to know! So I will take my time here to look at every post, if it does not go ballistic 😊😊😊. And I will post as well 😊😊.
Love this idea for this forum John!
I LOVE this idea too! I tremendously appreciate the civility of astrobin members, but I agree that one does not tend to criticize in case it offends somebody. However, I would love to improve my astrophotography, so I do want constructive critiques!
Also, perhaps this is also a good venue to discuss certain things, such as the use of AI, or an artistic conception of astrophotography. I have nothing against the "realistic" or "artistic" way of processing, but I have heard comment from people that do not necessarily appreciate one or the other point of view, or that field that people are not disclosing the use of those tools. I really think that those things are resolved by talking about them!
Also, perhaps this is also a good venue to discuss certain things, such as the use of AI, or an artistic conception of astrophotography. I have nothing against the "realistic" or "artistic" way of processing, but I have heard comment from people that do not necessarily appreciate one or the other point of view, or that field that people are not disclosing the use of those tools. I really think that those things are resolved by talking about them!
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Uwe, I got the idea for this group from our discussion on your image https://www.astrobin.com/rognyl/ how about that!
Thanks Vivian, like you I want to improve. There is such a wealth of experience and talent in this sharing community. Their civility, etiquette and politeness is admirable indeed. Astrobin is a great example of how social media can and should work. -john
Thanks Vivian, like you I want to improve. There is such a wealth of experience and talent in this sharing community. Their civility, etiquette and politeness is admirable indeed. Astrobin is a great example of how social media can and should work. -john
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Please share your thoughts about when the flats should be taken during a session.
I am looking at all the information and different opinions available on the internet on whether flats should be taken after the subs, or that it is ok to take them at the beginning. There seems to be a consensus that it is absolutely imperative to ta...
Discusses technical imaging decisions; author welcomes constructive criticism on forum posts.
Ideas for handling different setups - how do you deal with your equipment
Hi all of you, over the last three or four years, since I began to do astro photography. I developed a method of handling my equipment. This works for me. But before I write some lines about it, I want to explain the reason for this thread. Astro pho...
About handling equipment setups; author interested in reviewing posts for improvement.
Greetings from cloudy Bortle 8.5 London
Hi folks, I'm John from London, 58, married, 3 nearly grown boys, working at a CTO in a FinTech. I got hooked on astronomy when my farther showed me Saturn through a 6-inch refractor he'd made himself (he was an scientific engineer). When the...
Introduction post; author willing to read and provide feedback on member posts.