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See Star S50 Telescope

See Star S50 Telescope

So as part of my 55th birthday present to myself I bought a See Star S50 on Friday 23rd Jan 2026. The first night I was hosting friends so didn’t manage to get outside and the next 3 nights have been cloudy. I woke up at 3:30am this morning and looked outside and could see stars so I set up and got my first two pictures. These are 10 second exposures for a total of 10 minutes each.

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This image is from last night. 3minutes of 10 second exposures. It took an hour for 3 minutes of stacking as it kept rejecting frames due to star trails. Carina Nebula

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Wow these are amazing @Oaktree!

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Thanks @Ru-bee

Here is the same nebula with AI Denoise, brightness and colour saturation turned up.

@Jynx @tyme @Historylover @SmilingGecko @Dk @Dimity @FearofUnknown @NightFury @MJG017

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Brilliant photo editing skills! I would love to see more! Keep up the talent @Oaktree !!!

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Thanks @FearofUnknown

I am just a beginner. I do intend to continue sharing all my photos here. Gives me a place to keep my progress

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Here are my first 2 photos Denoised

 

 

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Support button won't click, @Oaktree, but I just wanted to say how lucky you are to be able to view this marvel of nature! Wish I was there!

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@Historylover @FearofUnknown @Ru-bee

Here are last night’s photos. Canopus (bright star), Orion Nebula and Jupiter with three moons visible.

 

 

 

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@Oaktree wrote:

Thanks @Ru-bee

Here is the same nebula with AI Denoise, brightness and colour saturation turned up.

@Jynx @tyme @Historylover @SmilingGecko @Dk @Dimity @FearofUnknown @NightFury @MJG017


That's not from your telescope, right @Oaktree ?

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@tyme

These are all pictures from my See Star S50

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