Let's Photograph the Andromeda Galaxy

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I've just returned from a memorable deep sky astrophotography camping trip with Rudy.
Using the new William Optics Zenithstar 61 APO, I captured over 2 hours worth of total exposure time on the Andromeda Galaxy.
About the Andromeda Galaxy: astrobackyard....
The telescope and Canon DSLR were mounted to an iOptron SkyGuider Pro camera mount to track the night sky.
My final image includes 70 x 2-minute images at ISO 1600. 40 Dark calibration frames were used to help reduce noise.
Andromeda Galaxy Photo Details:
Total Exposure: 2 Hours, 18 Minutes (70 Frames)
120-second exposures at ISO 1600
Camera: Canon Rebel T3i/600D (full spectrum mod)
Telescope: William Optics Zenithstar 61 APO
Mount: iOptron SkyGuider Pro
Polaroid Remote Shutter Cable: amzn.to/2gn5Qxs
My full deep-sky rig (ED102) was used for visual observations and a future deep-sky imaging project (Iris Nebula).
Full Blog Post:
astrobackyard....
Music Credits:
Smokefishe - Sorry for Lying
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Tom Day - Ever After
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Osk - Aurora
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Protocat - Worthy (Ft. Natus)
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Grandyzer - Foreign Body
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Lights & Motion - The Last of Us
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Menual x Spaceouters - Strangers
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