Some of my favorite deep sky photos

I really love my Unistellar eQuinox 2, my DwarfLab

dwarf 2 and my Seestar S50. Each unit has its strengths and weaknesses.

Dwarf 2 Photos which show its wide field of view.

Horsehead Nebula and Flame Nebula

Bode's Galaxy and the Cigar Galaxy

Running man Nebula and Great Orion Nebula

Rosette Nebula

SeeStar S50's ability to image difficult nebula.

Monkeyhead Nebula

Jellyfish Nebula

Flaming Star Nebula

Tadpole Nebula

Unistellar eQuinox 2 ability to produce good images without requiring further processing

eQuinox 2, Dwarf 2 and SeeStar S50 Comparison

I have taken photos of various deep sky objects with the Unistellar eQuinox 2, Dwarf 2 and SeeStar S50. Each of the photos was processed with Siril, Fits Scrubber and Photoshop.

M1

SeeStar S50

Dwarf 2

eQuinox 2

Sun

SeeStar S50

Dwarf 2

eQuinox

Pacman Nebula

SeeStar S50

Dwarf 2

eQuinox 2

M42

SeeStar S50

Dwarf 2

eQuinox 2

M31

SeeStar S50

Dwarf 2

eQuinox 2

M31

SeeStar S50

Dwarf 2

eQuinox 2

Orion With Dwarf 2 and SeeStar S50

I took photos of the Great Orion Nebula with the Dwarf 2 and SeeStar S50. After some processing on Siril, and Fits Scrubber, I have photos for comparison. (Taken under a Bortle 6 sky, there was a light source on Seestar that I could not crop out. Someone with more photoshop skills would be able to eliminate it.)

Dwarf 2. With the Dwarf's wide angle you can also see the Running man Nebula.

SeeStar S50

I like each unit for what it does. The image quality is pretty good on both. I like the wide field of vision on the Dwarf and I like the detail on the SeeStar. It is hard to recommend one over the other. It is an individual choice if you can only have one.