Pick a deep-sky object and plan the filters and exposures. The telescope owner collects the frames for you. You download calibrated frames plus the raw files with flats, darks and darkflats, and the data is yours alone.
Three short form steps. Then the telescope does the work.
Enter the object name and the RA and Dec of the image centre, then pick the telescope.
Choose filters, sub-exposure length, number of frames and how much moonlight is acceptable. The total updates as you type.
The telescope owner accepts or rejects your request. You get a payment link only after it is accepted.
When the acquisition is complete you get a unique download link to your calibrated and raw frames.
A remote observatory in Europe, Spain, Nerpio. The price per hour depends on how much moonlight you accept.
Price per hour
Prices in USD
You choose the moon condition in step 2. The total is calculated while you plan.
Light frames that are already calibrated.
The original raw frames plus all calibration frames: flats, darks and darkflats.
Frames taken for your request are your exclusive property.
You receive full copyright, including commercial use. Read the terms
You get a unique download link when the acquisition is complete.
Every frame is taken at least 30 degrees above the horizon, with dithering every 3 frames.
Pick the telescope and tell us where to point it. Filters, exposures and moonlight come in the next step.
