Taking a Picture of PLEIADES From My Backyard...

On Friday night, I took a picture of the beautiful Pleiades star cluster in the constellation Taurus. The final image includes 91 x 2-minute exposures, for a grand total of just over 3 hours. Capturing broadband deep-sky objects from the city can be challenging. However, with careful processing, you can reveal the beautiful natural colors of your object buried beneath the bright sky. Astrophotography Gear: Camera: amzn.to/2U9l75w Telescope:* bit.ly/43JhB3z Tracking Mount: bit.ly/42nHvbR Guide Camera: bit.ly/3qpWp47 Guide Scope: bit.ly/3oHYmZu * The previous version of this telescope. WO tweaks/updates the design of each scope every couple of weeks :D YouTube Gear: Camera: amzn.to/32qXIB7 Microphone: amzn.to/38BevFj Lens 1 (all-purpose): amzn.to/36kBvWA Lens 2 (telephoto): amzn.to/3lcLUtu Lens 3 (wide): amzn.to/3lcAq9y I am looking into a new camera for 2021 that is better in low-light situations! Affiliate Links: Some of the links in my video descriptions are affiliate links, which means at no extra cost to you, I will make a small commission if you click them and make a qualifying purchase.

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