The following are a selection of images I've taken from most recent to oldest. Currently, all planetary images are taken through a Celestron C6 using a Canon SL2 DSLR camera. Data is processed using aPIPP to process and convert the raw camera video, AutoStakkert to stack the video frames, Registax to sharpen the image using wavelets, Pixelmator to adjust color, contrast, etc, and finally Topaz DeNoise (in recent images) to help remove lingering noise. I'm currently processing all data on a 2016 12" Macbook with PIPP, AutoStakkert, and Registax (which are PC programs) running on the Mac using WineBottler.
Magic Binoculars
Incredibly Easy to Use Sun Tracking Mount
Easier SCT Focusing with the Celestron Motorized Focuser
Observing the Sun in White Light
Great Science and Science Fiction Books
Four Upgrades for Your Unistellar Telescope
Planetary Imaging from Start to Finish
The Unistellar eVscope
How to Mount a Tele Vue 60 Refractor on an SCT Telescope
A Look at the Tele Vue 60 Apo Refractor
Perseverance Lands on Mars
Arecibo Telescope Collapse
Celestron C90 vs C8 EdgeHD on Mars
Celestron NexStar Evolution 8" EdgeHD with StarSense
Gain vs Shutter Speed when Imaging Jupiter
Starship Hops!
Celestron C90: Is it something for nothing?
The Baader Flip Mirror II Diagonal
Add a Panhandle to Your Explore Scientific Twilight I Mount
Animating Jupiter