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Beautiful image, Roger. That timelapse video should be pretty impressive.

Glad you were able to witness totality.

Tom

The article is a perfect description of the Seestar, Pete. As you know, I've been using mine since late November, and have found it to be an absolute joy. There have been many nights where setting up a scope for imaging would have been too much of a bother, but with the Seestar I have been up and go...

Very nice graphic, Mike, and happy you had the opportunity to get a shot at 12P.

Tom

Hello Tim, Inspired by your fantastic images posted with the Vespera from locations near and far, I took a chance on the ZWO Seestar, and I have been very pleased with the results. I, too, had the chance to take advantage of our increasingly rare clear evenings, and caught the comet. In no way do I ...

Ooh! That's a beauty, Mike. Nice job on the colors. Just right!

Tom

Glad to hear you were able to straighten out what sounded like a familiar dilemma that eventually happens to all who innocently pass through the gates of AstroImaging. "Abandon all hope ye who..." and so on. :) I salute your fine efforts with that helluva glaring moon last night, Nice resu...

Amazing you were able to pull this out of a very bight sky and still produce a very interesting image.

Tom

Very nice, Roger. May I be the first to tell you that it looks very much like M13.

If you are going to argue that point, you've looking at way too many globular clusters.

Seriously, another nice tight image.

Tom

Very nice, Frank!

Well, this image does quite well on its own. I asked because I wondered if you thought there might be even more detail to be teased out. Nut thank you for the reply, Tim.

Tom