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WELCOME TO ASTROBIN


HOME OF ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY SINCE 2011

AstroBin is the leading image hosting platform, social network, forum, and
marketplace for astrophotographers, and the first ever dedicated platform for
astrophotographers to offer unlimited file size and no image compression. Join
our Worldwide community!

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AstroBin offers plenty of features especially designed with astrophotography in
mind. It offers an uncompromising experience to let you make the most out of
your journey.




TAKE A TOUR



AstroBin can automatically plate-solve your astrophotography images, identifying
and mapping celestial objects with precision. It overlays beautiful and
informative annotations on your images, showcasing a wide array of astronomical
objects, such as stars, galaxies, nebulae, and more. These annotations are drawn
from various professional and amateur catalogs, giving you detailed context
about what you’ve captured in the night sky. Whether you’re a beginner or an
experienced astrophotographer, this feature helps you better understand and
explore the deep-space wonders within your images. More.



AstroBin's powerful and comprehensive search engine allows you to explore its
vast database of nearly 1 million astrophotographs with incredible precision.
You can search by virtually any parameter, including detailed equipment
specifications such as camera models, telescope types, and focal lengths. You
can filter images based on sky conditions, moon illumination, and even specific
RA/Dec coordinates for pinpoint accuracy. Additionally, the search engine covers
all image attributes, from exposure times to filters used, making it easier than
ever to find images that match your exact interests or technical criteria.
Whether you're researching a new setup or looking for inspiration, AstroBin's
advanced search makes discovery effortless. More.



AstroBin hosts a collaborative and nearly comprehensive database of
astrophotography equipment, curated and updated by the community. This extensive
resource includes detailed technical information on cameras, telescopes, mounts,
filters, and other gear used by astrophotographers. Each entry in the database
can be searched and filtered, allowing users to find specific equipment based on
brand, specifications, and performance characteristics. The equipment database
is seamlessly integrated into AstroBin's search engine and the technical cards
of images, enabling users to see the exact gear used for any photograph and
compare setups across the platform. It's an invaluable tool for both beginners
and seasoned astrophotographers alike. More.



The AstroBin Marketplace is a specialized platform for buying and selling
astrophotography equipment, fully integrated with the AstroBin ecosystem. It
allows users to list telescopes, cameras, mounts, filters, and accessories,
linking equipment to profiles and images for added credibility. The marketplace
includes advanced search and filtering, buyer and seller ratings, and a
notification system. Buyers can easily browse items, make offers, and
communicate directly with sellers. The platform promotes trust and transparency,
with features such as price stability, multiple-item listings, and authenticity
markers. More.



AstroBin is not just a platform for sharing astrophotographs—it's a thriving
social network with a friendly and supportive community of astrophotographers.
With 10,000 active users daily, it fosters millions of social interactions,
including likes, comments, and forum posts. Whether you’re looking to share your
latest image, seek advice, or simply connect with others who share your passion,
AstroBin’s community is always ready to help, offering a collaborative
environment that makes learning and growing as an astrophotographer a truly
enjoyable experience. More.

Learn more about AstroBin's features



IMPATIENT?

Search AstroBin's database of over 900,000 images.

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MEMBERS OF THE ASTROBIN COMMUNITY HAVE OFTEN WORKED TOGETHER TO PRODUCE NEW
EXCITING DISCOVERIES!

PS: AstroBin supports collaborations, so that multiple astrophotographers can be
listed as collaborators to a joint effort.

Detection of halo around Abell 15



DSC - A deep dive into GK Persei's hidden planetary nebulae



Undefined Object between NGC2362 and VdB96 - The Shield Nebula



NEW DISCOVERY: Strottner-Drechsler Object 59



The Phantom Stinger Nebula: A New Discovery in Scorpius



New Discovery - Falls Object 3: The Ghast Nebula



NEW DISCOVERY: Beta Gruis and its bizarre black light shell



Three New Discoveries in Musca



NEW DISCOVERY: Nova shell G332 - the Deadhead nebula



New Discovery - Falls 1: The Eye of Ibad Nebula



Thor's Lightning (SNR G150.3+4.5) with a new discovery MarSai Object 1



NEW DISCOVERY: Strottner-Drechsler 163




IN THE PRESS







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“Have you ever wondered where to showcase your astrophotography images at full
resolution? Or where to get real feedback on how specific astrophotography gear
performs? Or to discuss your hobby with other astrophotographers?

Wonder no more. AstroBin is the answer.”

> Expert Photography



“AstroBin is by far the most accessible astrophotography image hosting platform
around. Regardless of shooting with a DSLR, mirrorless camera, a backyard
telescope, or a deep-space observatory, AstroBin is the place to be.”

> Shotkit




WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

 

“Salvatore has done a great service to the community by creating AstroBin and by
maintaining it for so long. I thank him for all of his efforts and everything
he's done to promote astrophotography.”

> John Hayes

“I have my images on a couple of other sites. However, AstroBin provides a
unique service. Considering all the money I've "invested" in this hobby, to have
the ability to host all my images including technical data and to check others’
images including their technical data without much work on my part is well worth
the subscription fee.”

> Tim N.

“I joined AstroBin almost since its inception. It is an excellent site with
imagers from all over the world which also makes it a great community. Salvatore
the owner of the site is hugely accommodating and makes changes and improvements
when requests are made and for a single person dealing with such a large
community he does an excellent job. I would despair if Astrobin were to shut
down as I don't know where I could host all my images.”

> Carole Pope

“AstroBin provides a rather unique resource for astrophotographers. Even if you
don't host there, it's a very valuable catalog and resource of astro images. On
top of that, there is the data sharing library where people can and have been
making their data available to the public, something ('m very interested in for
crow-sourced data and processing.”

> John Rista

“I joined astrobin before even owning a telescope, and my passion was instantly
sparked. Astrobin has helped me immensely in choosing the right equipment and
getting the most out of it.”

> Ross Fergusson

“As far as I am aware, AstroBin is 9 years young and the work of a
solo-programmer. This alone is remarkable! Today, the fully-fledged AstroBin
offers a most intuitive UI and has attracted countless nice people, some of them
new valuable friends though only online. Site moderation is permanently under
control while the moderator's response to suggestions is fast and most accurate.
Image upload and description is made easy as 1-2-3. The membership fee is very
reasonable and should be considered a reward for hard work thru many years.
Because of its wonderful community, AstroBin is the only 'social network' I am
using. Highly recommended also for cloud covered nights.”

> Robert Brenner

“I care about having a place to gather and share astrophotography images with
others.  See what they're imaging, with what equipment, how they're imaging, and
the results.



For that, AstroBin blows all other possibilities out of the water.  One way or
another, this is the place where the great astrophotography community gathers,
where beginners can learn what works, what equipment the experienced people
use.  How to frame a target artistically.  Flickr or personal websites don't do
that well, the information there is too scattered."

> Bob Z.

“Love AstroBin, I use it often to see what other people are imaging and what the
images look like, it is also a fantastic tool for use with Sequence Generator
Pro's Frame and Plate Solving tools.”

> Samara N.

“AstroBin is by far my favorite web site, and I don’t think you will find a more
comprehensive, well thought out, full featured or even better looking website
this far out in the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the galaxy.”

> Flemming K.

ABOUT

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your astrophotography images. Made by an astrophotographer, for the
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