I will show you how to identify and eliminate coma in your astro images for crystal-clear, pinpoint stars across the entire frame.

Curious if your astro pics are affected by coma? I've got a real example for you! Explore the corners of an image taken with a Canon EOS 2000D and a Skywatcher 150/750 PDS Newtonian telescope. I'll show you how to tell if it's coma or just a tracking failure and why checking the center is crucial.

👀 Removing Coma:
Discover two practical approaches to eliminate coma and achieve stunning astro photos. The first method involves cropping, concentrating on the clear central region while minimizing distortion at the edges—a perfect solution for beginners capturing smaller objects. For those wanting the full view of the sensor, the second method introduces the game-changing coma corrector.
Follow along as I guide you through the correct spacing and attachment process to your camera with an adapter.

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