Here's what we saw last night:
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These are the astronomical things we saw last night!
Dark Ranger Seth "The Late Night Guy" snaped these images with 15-30 seconds exposures from his cell phone and an inexpensive digi-scope adapter. Yes, he's talented, and his patience are conducive, but he'll be the first to tell you it's mostly about the size and optical quality of our telescopes. Cell-phone astrophotography lessons are a new add-on we are offering for Dark Ranger Late Night session and or Small Private Telescope Tours. Is the reason enough to book another night with us? Seth might not always be available to be your guide, but he's taught the rest of us some of his skill too.
Of course we also sell (starting at the low-low price of a $.50 postcard) professional astrophotography created from our same BIG telescopes. Instead of single snap these image were created by painstaking compiling hours of imagery using professional cameras by Dark Rangers: Thomas, Richard, and Liam.
In the meantime we hope you enjoy and can make good use of these.
Of course we also sell (starting at the low-low price of a $.50 postcard) professional astrophotography created from our same BIG telescopes. Instead of single snap these image were created by painstaking compiling hours of imagery using professional cameras by Dark Rangers: Thomas, Richard, and Liam.
In the meantime we hope you enjoy and can make good use of these.
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You are also welcome to share advice as to what you think we should do differently. Don't be surprised if we are more responsive to suggestions about doing some more than doing something less. This is because well established business seldom reach their level of success by abandoning the very defining characteristics of their business model that allowed them to rise above. Imagine the counterfactual. If we had set out doing less of what made us famous you might not have found us, right?
