How to observe nebulae with telescopes?

Your telescope can only observe some bright star clouds with the naked eye. If you shoot with photographic equipment, you can shoot some darker ones.

Just find the bright nebula shown in the star nebula. It is best to determine the position of the nebula according to the bright star next to it (the star that can be seen by the naked eye or the telescope), and then aim the telescope at that position, preferably with the eyepiece with the lowest magnification. If you can't see it, it means the position is wrong, or the nebula is too dark.

It is recommended to look at the Orion nebula first, and the location is very easy to find. The Pleiades and ghost clusters in Taurus are very easy to find.