A little above 7h of total exposure on this beautiful but rather dim galaxy :)

Stack in Sequator, removing gradients with GraXpert, Pixinsight for some arcsinh stretches, and photoshop for further editing.

It was dim and rather difficult to process. I had walking noise too but managed to stomp it

We went around the mall thinking he was gonna buy a new camera for himself but it was actually for me😭 Super grateful to have a parent that support and share this hobby.

I already had a Nikon D7000 so transitioning from a DLSR to mirrorless is a huge jump for me lmao, feels like I’m learning how to

Am a 16yr old amateur photographer. Started photography last year. I use a Nikon Z50 and a Nikkor 50-250mm f4.5-6.3 kitlens. These are my best bird images to date. What do yall think? Its a Red Whiskered Bulbul

When I first thought of this composition it felt really interesting and I liked it, now that I look at it, it feels boring. Silhouette taken with Nikon z50 1/320s f/11 iso 125

I've been photographing for 11 years, for the past 6 years I turned to birds. For all these years I've used Nikon D3200 that I received as high school graduation gift. Started with nature and landscapes using kit lens, then got 55-300mm Nikkor lens and with that got into wildlife photography. Six ye

For my 21st birthday my family generously purchased the Z50 kit with the 50-250mm and 16-50mm lenses. Being new to photography but having a passion for it I dipped my toes in everything from plants and insects to aviation and cars. This kit has to be one of the greatest experiences of my life being

I’ve been in it for a year now and have always admired automotive photographers, I never saw myself as one, but it’s just wanting to see my kid reach his potential that has motivated me

I’m still a novice, but continually learning. I loved cars as a kid, so this is a dream come true.

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Thought I'd post these astrophotography images of the neighbouring Andromeda galaxy and the slowly departing bright comet Tsuchinshan Atlas I captured recently.

These were both captured using a basic startracker and the Nikon Z50.

The optics were a 440mm focal length doublet refractor telescope fo

Looking forward to try this out!

Nikkor z 35mm f/1.8 S

Mounted on a Nikon Z50