Taking a Picture of the Andromeda Galaxy From the City.

Prepare to be mesmerized as we embark on an astronomical adventure like no other!
Join me as I take you on a captivating journey to capture the breathtaking
beauty of the Andromeda Galaxy, right from the bustling cityscape!
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[@truckaccident24]

Wow😮

[@1234clarknj]

OMG. What a photo. Congratulations.

[@my-pixels]

Thank you so much 😀

[@orlandoplayz8133]

this is crazy to see a galaxy with a nacked eye, new sub.

[@kristoferssmits4618]

👍👍👍

[@limebulls]

what guiding cam do you use? have a 203/800 f4 8" and been thinking if a IMX290 mono would be enough via OAG

[@my-pixels]

I've been using a T7C camera for guiding for years. It's a color camera and it works fine in heavy light pollution. I think a mono camera will work even better due to higher sensitivity. However, I have never tried OAG guiding so I can't really suggest a camera or a setup for best results.