Photos from my live broadcast on August 9-10, 2024 with my Celestron Origin. I used the Tonight's Schedule function for hands off observations. The scheduling function worked well.
K
Updated: Aug 15
Photos from my live broadcast on August 9-10, 2024 with my Celestron Origin. I used the Tonight's Schedule function for hands off observations. The scheduling function worked well.
K
Updated: Aug 6
These are the photos processed by the Celestron Origin software for the two live broadcasts between August 1, 2024 Ang August 3, 2024.
I am posting photos that I have taken in the first weeks of using my Celestron Origin. Most of the photos are not touched up. The Celestron's artificial intelligent processing was sufficient to get a decent result. There are a few in which I increased brightness. You should be able to tell. There are duplicate object photos but they were taken on different days under different weather conditions. All in all I am very happy with the technology. I love being able to save raw data for post processing. The Celestron does a very good job in processing. I am sure that more experienced practitioners could improve upon the Celestron's results (I am trying and will post something when I am satisfied--I typically use pixinsight, Siril, photoshop, and a wide variety of tools). I also like the Celestron having an image stacking replay which gives a thumbnail time lapse of the stacking process. It has some very nice features. Enjoy.
Photos from Live Broadcast on Aug. 9-10, 2024 with Celestron Origin
Photos from my live broadcast on 8/1/24 to 8/3/24 using the Celestron Origin
Photos from the first weeks with the Celestron Origin
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