Z50

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

Enjoyed my second photography for beginners class last night, and although it was dark we picked up some great long exposure shots of the waterfall at a canal basin. Second time ever using my new digital camera (Nikon Z50) instead of my Phone and so far I'm enjoying it.

My shots aren't too bad, I d

Acquisition details

Nikon Z50

Nikkor 50-250mm f4.5-6.3

Iexos-100-2pmc 8

Processed in siril, photoshop, graxpert, seti astro suite, along with starnet and lightroom mobile

Around 4.5 hrs of integration, pretty happy with how it turned out except the stars

Hope you liked the image

Cheers a

Aqusition Details

Nikon Z50

Nikkor 50-250mm f4.5-6.3 kitlens

Tripod

Weather was terrible where i live and only got a short window to capture the eclipse. Wasnt able to get totallity, but think i got a decent composite. Processed the data in photoshop.

Hope yall like it.

The northern lights caught me off guard the other day, as I wasn’t carrying my tripod and there was some light pollution. Anyways, it was an amazing first-time experience!

Beginner here, my apologies for not even knowing what to ask, but here goes...

Is there a way to tell how much optical zoom (x-times) I'd get out of the larger (50-250mm) lens from the Nikon Z50 II two lens kit?

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1860624-REG/nikon_1788_z50_ii_mirrorless_camera.ht

If you need to shoot in low light at all, then yes upgrading is worth it. The D200 has a limit of iso range of 100 to 1600, expandable to 3200, that is only 6 stops of ISO. A Nikon Z50 has a range of 100 to 51,200, expandable to Hi 2 204,800), 12 stop of range, and the Nikon D500 has an impressive H

I currently shoot with D3200 and Sigma 150-600mm C. I've been shooting with this camera for the past 11 years and I think it's time for an upgrade. Also, for the past year my D3200 has started to have some issues with lens mount. It's gotten kinda loose and occasionally looses communication between

Hi there, Just a hobby photographer checking in. I've recently got a Nikon Z50 (loving it) and am going to get back into some astro, but haven't properly done any on this yet.(yes ik, it's not full frame)

I've got the stock 16-50mm F/3.5 lens, but I really want something F/2.8 at least right?

(Ge

Technology, resolution, light sensitivity, readout speed, various sources of noise in the sensor, dynamic range, dynamic range at different gains (ISOs), maximum rate at which the sensor can both stream off the data and reset itself to take a new capture, and a bunch of other things that I'm forgett