Greetings earthlings!

 

A.S.I.G.N. Observatory is proud to present the latest layman's guide to astrophotography.

 

http://www.asignobservatory.com/AstrophotographyGuide.aspx

 

As the Canon 400D and it's ilk are the most commonly used these days for the average budget, I thought it pertinent to be a little more specific in this area.

 

I hope you enjoy the tutorial, share it with new and old astrophotographers, and add it to your links so everyone can gain from it!

 

Happy space travels!

 

Baz.

Greetings earthlings!

 

A.S.I.G.N. Observatory is proud to present the latest layman's guide to astrophotography.

 

http://www.asignobservatory.com/AstrophotographyGuide.aspx

 

As the Canon 400D and it's ilk are the most commonly used these days for the average budget, I thought it pertinent to be a little more specific in this area.

 

I hope you enjoy the tutorial, share it with new and old astrophotographers, and add it to your links so everyone can gain from it!

 

Happy space travels!

 

Baz.

 

I watched your other vids and the construction of the observatory, and it's just amazing. I doubt I'll ever have the time (or place!) to put one in, but if I do, you're DEFINITELY my inspiration.

 

BTW, I love the hebrew lettering in the corner there Happy Hanukka

 

~moo

Could you resize your pics in future. It messes the pages up a little. Thanks though it looks pretty.

Sure thing. What size would you like them to be in future?

 

Baz.

Just so it fits within the normal size window. Ta. Around 400 wide should do it.

Works fine on mine as is... Richard, what is your resolution set at?

Sorry I wasn't so clear. I actually meant that the forum sets the standard width for the post area. Huge images make the post area extend.

Sorry I wasn't so clear. I actually meant that the forum sets the standard width for the post area. Huge images make the post area extend.

 

Again... It looks fine on my system. I don't even have a horizontal scroll bar appear since it all fits nicely on one page (only takes up about half of it). What is your resolution set at?

Low but full screen I lose a lot. Sfn won't format its size in relation to a normal post.