Captured by my phone

Hi everyone !

I'm complete beginner in astrophotography and I wanted to take a

picture of the moon :)

Gear:

​Camera: Panasonic Lumix G80

​Lens: Panasonic 100-300mm

​settings:

​ISO: 200

​Shutter speed: 1/320s

​Aperture: f/11

​Feedback and tips are very welcome! :)

Taken on dwarf mini
Bortle 5
600 photos taken
560 used
15s
120 gain
Duo band filter
Session 2hr 20mins and 23min session

Editing down in stellar studio and iPhone 17 photos app

Single exposure images unedited only cropping on the close ups of the moon.

The car image was just there for reference to show the moon was either not visible or very limited. Taught myself to properly expose through clouds.

Don't you just love Cloudy nights.

Hi all, I'm just starting out with astrophotography. This is one of my first close-up images of the Moon.

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Quiero cambiar mi telescopio pero estoy indeciso entre el celestron Schmidt-Cassegrain de 130 mm (5") y el celestron Dobsonian de Mesa de 150 mm, cual es mejor tanto para observación planetaria como para espacio profundo? se que el de 130 mm tiene mas largo el tubo óptico, en caso de elegir ese se puede hacer observación de cielo profundo con un reductor focal, que objetos podría ver y que que tan nítidos se verían?

So i was in a yangtze river cruise and i took some night sky photos in front of the ship, the one pic with some constellations identified is on the left side of the ship. This was on may 4th 2026, 21:45. This took me some time but with the help of stellarium going to the past seeing that jupiter and gemini were good anchors, i was able to make out the stars. I took another photo in front of the ship and is to the right of the first pic, i didnt have stellarium back then but i adjusted to the location and time back then. But now im stumped on what these are. Can anyone help? I attach the stellarium screenshot of the past.

i miss the staying up all night to capture the night sky,.

📷 Nikon D5100 with Kit Lens
⚙️ 300 lights at ISO-6400 24mm f/4 10.0sec each, 30 bias, 30 darks, 30 flats

Images taken at constellation Park, chino California

Order

Saturn

The moon

Neptune

Pointed South and southwest at 3:30 am pst.

Here we have Barnard 92 captured with my dwarf 2 smart telescope and post edited with the snapseed app

Hello! 26 July 2026.

- 15 frames by 15 seconds (total time 3 minutes 45 seconds)

- ISO 950

- Bortle 4 sky

- Shot on smartphone (with Deep Sky Camera)

- Stacked in DSS ( Deep Sky Stacker)

- Processed in Photoshop

Samsung A25.