These are my first images of “Jupiter” and “Saturn” were through a dedicated astronomical camera !!!
All images are “Mannualy tracked”
These were taken from Porur,Chennai on 31/March/2021 at 5:30 - 6:00 am
Equipements : 1) Orion xt 8 2) Zwo asi 120 mc-s 3)Sony vaio
Jupiter : Stacked 98% of images out of 2200 frames
Saturn : Stacked 68 % of frames out of 3009 frames
Captured in Sharpcap
Stacked in : Autostacker
Edited in : Registax and adobe photoshop
No barlow lenses were used
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This is awesome. Glad you were able to capture clearly with crazy city light pollution.
Good job @Thiyagarajan.
Planets and the moon can be photographed and observed even from the most light polluted places.
For me the problem wasn’t the light pollution it was the “sun” because since it was early morning 5:30 the sun started to rise and, dimmed out the brightness of the planets .thus it was hard to find out the location of planets after each video,since I had a manual dobsonian .
If you get used to tracking planets with your manual dobsonian, try targetting the Space Station.
Yea sure !i will try my best 
These are my “SECOND AND BEST” images of “Jupiter” and “Saturn” were through a dedicated astronomical camera !!!
All images are “Mannualy tracked”
These were taken from Porur,Chennai on 02/April/2021 at 5:30 - 6:00 am
Equipements : 1) Orion xt 8 2) Zwo asi 120 mc-s 3)Sony vaio
Jupiter : Stacked 65% of images out of 3500 frames
Saturn : Stacked 60 % of frames out of 1700 frames
Captured in Sharpcap
Stacked in : Autostacker
Edited in : Registax and adobe photoshop
2x barlow lense was used
@Thiyagarajan this looks amazing thiyagarajan. I want to know where you guys buy telescope and its accessories.
Hi barathwaj_Elango ! I bought my equipments from goscientfic in Madurai !
Was a Barlow used for all these pics?
Outstanding work! Keep them coming
Thank you! I am really happy about my results!
How do you manage to keep the planets inside smaller FOV of the camera?
Yes, it’s really difficult to keep the planets in this small fov. What I do is to have a very steady hand and let the planet move naturally in your fov, there is no other way. I neither have a motorized base nor an equatorial platform.
Here are my attempts from today on a very similar setup(GSO 8", ASI120mm mono, manually tracked).
I might start pursuing planetary imaging considering how hard it is to get clear skies for DSOs 
Yea planetary is always way more difficult especially with manual work . These are great pics 
but you could have attempted with a Barlow . Here is mine from today - but today seeing was not great but I still managed to get some good pics
Beautiful photos!
I don’t have a Barlow 
