Catalog the
night sky.

A purpose-built photo log for astrophotographers. Track your progress through the Messier, Caldwell, and NGC catalogs. See how far you've come.

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THE MISSION

Catalog the night sky.
See how far you've come.
Challenge yourself.

A modern photo-logging system to catalog every object you've captured, track your journey through the deep sky catalogs, and challenge yourself to complete them all.

01

Catalog

Upload and organize your captures around the catalogs that define the hobby.

02

Reflect

See your progress over time. Your collection tells the story of your growth.

03

Discover

Track what you haven’t captured yet. Every catalog shows you what’s next.

04

Challenge

Take on full catalog completions. The Messier 110. All 109 Caldwell targets. How far can you go?

WHAT YOU GET

Tools built for the night sky.

DEEP SKY CATALOGS

Work through the sky.
Object by object.

Sky Log is built around the catalogs that define the hobby. The Messier 110. The Caldwell list. The full NGC. Pick a challenge and build your collection one object at a time.

Every capture updates your progress. The targets you haven't shot yet are still there, waiting. Come back to the same object a year later with better gear and you have a record of how far you've come.

CATALOGS
QUICK ID
FAVOURITES
8
ALL OBJECTS
267
MY OBJECTS
16
OPEN SKY
22
CLOUDS
37
SOLAR SYSTEM
9
MOON ATLAS
75
MESSIER
110
CALDWELL
109
NGC 1,500
223
My ObjectsYOUR OBSERVING LOG
16/16
A-Z
TYPE
SEASON
CONST
📍 48°N
16/16
M1
Crab Nebula
TaurusSNR
M31
Andromeda Galaxy
AndromedaGALAXY
M42
Orion Nebula
OrionNEBULA
M33
Triangulum Galaxy
TriangulumGALAXY
M16
Eagle Nebula
SerpensNEBULA
M51
Whirlpool Galaxy
Canes Ven.GALAXY
Object Detail
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M31GALAXY
Andromeda Galaxy
ALSO:NGC 224C17
CONSTELLATION
Andromeda
MAGNITUDE
3.4
RA
00h 42m 44s
DEC
+41° 16′ 09″

The nearest major galaxy to the Milky Way at 2.5 million light-years. Visible to the naked eye, it spans over 3 degrees and contains roughly one trillion stars.

YOUR CAPTURES
M31 capture
Dec 20241 of 3
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Crab Nebula
Messier 1
98%SNRPLATE SOLVEDRA 5.5756hDec +22.01°0.28″/px
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AI-POWERED

Drop your photos.
We'll do the rest.

No scrolling through catalogs to find a match, no manual tagging. Plate solving identifies every object in your images and catalogs them automatically.

Switching from Astrobin or another platform? Batch upload years of astrophotos from your NAS, cloud storage, or any folder on your computer. Quick ID plate solves and catalogs everything — your entire collection migrated in minutes, not months.

Migrate from any platform — batch upload your full library

Plate solving identifies objects so you never search manually

Upload from NAS, cloud storage, or local folders

One tap to confirm and add to your collection

EQUIPMENT

Know your rig.
Down to the pixel.

Save your telescope, camera, mount, and accessory configurations. Sky Log calculates your pixel scale automatically and stores your full imaging train for every session.

Pick from popular presets or enter custom gear. Switch between setups in one tap — backyard rig, travel scope, or club observatory.

Popular telescope & camera presets

Auto-calculated pixel scale

Multiple saved configurations

Tagged to every observation

TELESCOPE EQUIPMENT2 setups
Main Rig
EDITDELETE
Telescope: Celestron EdgeHD 11"
Focal Length: 2800 mm
Camera: ZWO ASI2600MC Pro
Pixel Size: 3.76 µm
Mount: Sky-Watcher EQ6-R Pro
Pixel Scale: 0.28″/px
Guide Scope: ZWO 50mm f/4.8
Reducer: Celestron 0.7× Reducer
Pixel scale: 0.28″/px· auto-calculated
Travel Scope· Redcat 51 + ASI533MC
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COMMUNITY

See what others
are capturing.

The Field is a shared gallery of real observations from real astrophotographers. No ads, no algorithm, no noise. Just deep sky images from people who care about the craft.

Follow other observers, explore their collections, and see discoveries from every catalog.

EXPLORE THE FIELD
Orion Nebula
NEBULA
48◬ 12
M42Orion Nebula
NEBULA
CONST
Orion
RA
05h 35m
DEC
-05° 23′
MAG
4.0
D
@deep_field_dan3h ago

Finally captured M42 after three months of trying. 6h Ha, 4h OIII.

COMMENTS
A
@astro_mike2h

The dust lanes are incredible. What scope?

N
@nebula_hunter1h

That Trapezium resolution is sharp.

S
@stargazer_bc45m

Added to my target list for next season.

ORIGIN

Sky Log grew from a visit to the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory in Victoria. Walking in as a curious visitor and leaving as a volunteer, taking drone surveys, laser measurements, and telescope operator training, made one thing clear: the best way to understand the sky is to work with it deliberately, object by object.

The hobby deserves more than a photo dump. It deserves a system that understands what a Messier object is, why revisiting the same target matters, and how satisfying it is to watch a catalog fill in over months and years.

Sky Log is built on that instinct: real sky, real data, real people who care about the craft.

Catalog. Reflect. Discover. Challenge.

FIELDLOG
STUDIOField Log Studio

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