DSLR ASTRO IMAGING BY BRAD WALLIS

Presented here are some of the latest images produced over the past months by Brad Wallis
The majority of these images were taken with Astro-Physics EDF refractors which feature superior color correction
The author employs a Losmandy TITAN equatorial mount w/ GEMINI 2 controller and a Lodestar X2 autoguider.

I have just started in doing DSLR AstroImaging and I am at the toe of the DSLR learning curve.
In May 2015 I started out using a Canon 600D that was modified by Gary Honis with a 50mm and a 100mm FL lens on an IOptron camera mount.
In spring of 2015, after a few months of work, I managed to get my observatory back up and functional after years of non-use.
In July 2015 I moved up to using an AP Traveler on my GM200.
In 2016 I started using my 6-inch EDF and in March 2016 I replaced my GM200 with a new Losmandy TITAN +GEMINI 2 system.
I've had a lot of help getting started in this DSLR stuff from my friends Scott Rosen and Jerry Lodriguss

Be sure and check out the DSLR images produced with these instruments now and then .

As I learn the ins-and-outs of DSLR Deep Sky Imaging I'll be posting my DSLR lessons learned here .

**** UPDATED March 2016 *****

My own personal GEMINI II Field Guide

**** UPDATED May 26 2016 *****