Hello everyone 
I just started getting into astrophotography, and I love it. I use a Sony a6000 with a 210 mm lens. I shoot trackless-astrophotography, and I am located in the northern part of Texas, close to Dallas (Bortle 5). I just started astrophotography 4 days ago, 2 of the 4 have been cloudy so.. not ideal.. However, I was able to attempt a shot at the Andromeda Galaxy. Because I'm doing trackless-astro, it was harder to capture but I want too see what you guys think. How does it look, for my first ever astro shot (Processed in PhotoShop)?
I took 100 1.3 second exposure shots, constantly re-aligning M31 every 20 frames or so. I did take calibration frames as well. (25 of each)
Please leave feedback, because I definitely need some!
Also, if you don't mind, please consider following my astrophotography instagram account astro.on.a.budget
I just started getting into astrophotography, and I love it. I use a Sony a6000 with a 210 mm lens. I shoot trackless-astrophotography, and I am located in the northern part of Texas, close to Dallas (Bortle 5). I just started astrophotography 4 days ago, 2 of the 4 have been cloudy so.. not ideal.. However, I was able to attempt a shot at the Andromeda Galaxy. Because I'm doing trackless-astro, it was harder to capture but I want too see what you guys think. How does it look, for my first ever astro shot (Processed in PhotoShop)?
I took 100 1.3 second exposure shots, constantly re-aligning M31 every 20 frames or so. I did take calibration frames as well. (25 of each)
Please leave feedback, because I definitely need some!
Also, if you don't mind, please consider following my astrophotography instagram account
astro.on.a.budget