Hickson 44 galaxy group in Leo

Deep-Sky Imaging

Capture the hidden beauty of nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters

What Is Deep-Sky Imaging?

Deep-sky imaging reveals the faint structures and colors of objects far beyond our Solar System. With the right combination of optics, cameras, filters, and tracking equipment, astrophotographers can capture details invisible to the naked eye.

NGC7822 nebula

NGC7822©Ai Er

Nebulae

Colorful clouds of gas and dust

M51 galaxy

M51©Mu Bei Luo, Ping Ye, Aquarius

Galaxies

Distant galaxies millions of light-years away

Omega Centauri star cluster

Omega Centauri©Alex Nicholas

Star Clusters

Dense groups of stars across the night sky

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Deep-Sky Imaging Results

  • Taurus ultra-wide mosaic

    Taurus Ultra-Wide (Eight Mosaic Panels, Nearly 500 Hours) ©Ai Er

    Camera: ATR2600M

    Total integration: 490h

  • Milky Way by Moritz Mayer

    MilkyWay ©Moritz Mayer

    Camera: SkyEye24AC

    Total integration: 12h

  • NGC 6188: Dragons of Ara

    NGC 6188: Dragons of Ara ©Rod Prazeres

    Camera: SkyEye62AM

    Filter: ToupTek Astro 2" 4nm SHO and 2" RGB (for stars)

    Controller: StellaVita

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