Steve Orlando's Astroimaging Website

 

I have been interested in photography for 35 years, and about four years ago, I wandered into a local Costco, and saw a telescope displayed. I thought I can take pictures using it, especially the planets. I got it that following Christmas. Only to learn the problems with 0.965" eyepieces, and trying to use reflectors for imaging, at prime focus, with their limited focus range, and a shaky mount. I since then upgraded my equipment, the main pieces of my equipment are:

C8 SCT, Orion ST-80, Celestron CG5 Advanced Series GOTO Mount, A SAC-8, An SBIG ST7XMEA, with a CFW8 with Astrodon LRGB Images, Maxim DL, Adobe Photoshop (which I had before), and other miscellaneous stuff.

In addition, I am a staff member at the Custer Observatory, Long Island's only public Observatory, and there I use a Celestron CGE-1400. Otherwise, I do imaging from my driveway, so my observatory is aptly named the Driveway Observatory

            

            Widefield Images

 

                   Solar System Images

 

             Deep Sky Images

 

                    Digital Rebel Images

                              

 

 

 

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        Lunar Images Page Page

        Planetary Images Page

            Jupiter Images Page

        Solar Images Page

            H-Alpha Solar Images Page

            White Light Solar Images Page