Lunar Imaging Session - December 6, 2025

The sky this evening is partly cloudy but I was able to image the Waning Gibbous Moon using my Dwarf 3 Smart Scope at Astro Mode with VIS Filter at AZ Mode. Seeing is 3 / 5 .

Lunar Imaging Session - December 5, 2025

The sky this evening is partly cloudy and I image the Waning Gibbous Moon through a small cloud opening using my Dwarf 3 Smart Scope at Astro Mode with VIS Filter at AZ Mode. Stacked of 20 images at 1/1000 sec exposure at Gain 0.

Solar Imaging Session - December 5, 2025

The sky this afternpon is cloudy and super hazy! Although I could capture the full disk of the Sun in whitelight using my Dwarf 3 Smart Scope, I had a very hard time imaging the Sun both in whitelight and Ha wavelength :( Image is hard to focus as it looks like a jelly bean wobbling all around but nevertheless I still try to capture ti despite the bad circumstances.

Lunar Imaging Session - December 4, 2025

The sky this evening is partly cloudy and I chance upon a small opening in the sky to image the Waxing Gibbous Moon (almost Full Moon) using my trusty Dwarf 3 Smart Scope at Astro Mode with VIS Filter at AZ Mode with 20 stacked images at 1/500 wec exposure at Gain 0 before I went to attend an advance Christmas party event.

Solar Imaging Session - December 4, 2025

The sky this morning is clear and seeing condition is very good although wind is very strong at our roofdeck. AR4296 and AR4294 Region are getting bigger and more complex in structure while the rest of the other regions are mostly quiet in terms of activity. I was able to image in white light and as well as Ha wavelength.

Solar Imaging Session - December 2, 2025

The sky this afternoon is clear and seeing condition is very good. AR4296, 4294 and 4298 Regions form a long stretch of sunspot groups that made it look like a super giant sunspot! A beautiful sight to view and image! There are also 2 large prominences visible in the NW and SW limb as well.

Lunar Imaging Session - December 1, 2025

The sky this evening is clear but slightly hazy tonight after I got home late from work. I quickly set up my Dwarf 3 Smart Scope to image the Waxing Gibbous Moon that is visible around 45 deg above the SW horizon.