Imran Rasheed Photography

This is probably my best and most detailed image of Orion Nebula aka Messier 42.

The details are on the default watermark that S50 puts.

A gentle reminder that stars are moving... so are we... Time never stops... so shouldn't we.

A collage of 300 pictures to depict the rotation of our beloved planet, around its own axis. Polaris aka North Star is in the center of the starfield and all others rotating around it during day and night, only that we can't see them in the day.

Location: Taqwa Space Observatory, District of Bela, Balochistan
Equipment: Canon 6D & Canon 24-105mm F4.0
Settings: ISO 1600, F4.0, 20X300 seconds
Editing Flow: Lightroom Classic -> Star Stax -> Lightroom Classic

The Helix Nebula (NGC 7293) is a nearby planetary nebula in the Aquarius constellation, located about 650 light-years away. It formed from the outer layers of a dying star, which left behind a hot, dense white dwarf star at its center. The nebula's glowing gas is often called the "Eye of God" or "Eye of Sauron" due to its appearance from Earth, and it is one of the closest bright planetary nebulae to our planet.

Shot with Zwo SeeStar S50 smart telescope. About 2 hours data in 10 seconds subs. AI Denoised using Zwo's tool.

Horsehead and Flame Nebula in Orion

About two hours data in 10 seconds subs
Zwo Seestar S50
Only AI Denoise, contrast and saturation applied. No external editing done.

Location: Karachi, Bortle 8 sky.

Sun today...
Zwo Seestar S50
Single shot, no processing done

NGC 2359 - Thor's Helmet
Shot with Zwo SeeStar S50 from Bortle 8 sky of Karachi

50mm F5 Triplet APO . About an hour's data in 10 seconds subs. Lightly tweaked in Adobe Photoshop.

Leo Triplet
Shot with Zwo Seestar S50
50mm F5 Triplet APO Smart Telescope
10 seconds subs.
AI Noise Reduction applied and Brightness/Saturation adjusted in S50 application.

Location: Kalri Lake, Thatha, Sindh