1st proper attempt at Orion

[RobHD]

this was taken with my D5200, un modified, single shot tracked at ISO1600 on an Alt-Azi mount, through a GT102

 

[mikew_RIP]

Very nice.not that i know anything about it

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

Great shot


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[Bob Blaylock]

If you follow the line of Orion's belt, to the left, it will point to an unusually bright star. Outside of anything in our own solar system, this star is the brightest thing in our night sky. In the picture below, that's it just to the left of the top of the tree at the middle/bottom of the picture.

It's important that you never make fun of this star, never make jokes about it, or otherwise treat it frivolously. It's Sirius.

 

[paul04]

Very good shot.

 

[Dawg Pics]

If you follow the line of Orion's belt, to the left, it will point to an unusually bright star. Outside of anything in our own solar system, this star is the brightest thing in our night sky.

It's important that you never make fun of this star, never make jokes about it, or otherwise treat it frivolously. It's Sirius.

A Siriusly bad joke. Love it. Although, unless you study astronomy, the punch line might be a little nebulous.

Great shot of the Orion Nebula.

 

[Moab Man]

How long was your exposure?

 

[RobHD]

How long was your exposure?

believe it or not 30 secs, no stacking single shot

 

[Bob Blaylock]

A Siriusly bad joke. Love it. Although, unless you study astronomy, the punch line might be a little nebulous.

Great shot of the Orion Nebula.

No joke. It's Sirius.

 

[RobHD]

Sirius - ly bad

 

[Dawg Pics]

I love nerdy science humor.