A simple OSC with the L-enhance ...
But imho it looks allready quite nice. It was a grey night, at we call them here, meaning no astronomical darkness, actually 20 and 21 june the worst of all.
But is was transparent....
Lost half an hour because at first i had the wrong object, apperently some object in the NA, but NA itself was not centered. At first i did not understood untill i got the right one in APT to slew to...
So only 2 hours and 6 minutes of integration , not much, with the L-enhance and a unmodded Canon 800D
Sharpstar 61 EDPH FPL 53 doublet (the mark I) at F/4.5.
42 subs of 3 minutes each.
53 bias, 50 flats, no darks
Framing could have been better, also too late i realised i had more of the Pelican in the field then i bargained for, should have turned my DSLR 90°, ah well
But in the long run i like the picture. Not a blood red or screaming orange NA, i don't quite like that , just me
But i still want to make a Ha stack and use it as Luminance on the next clear night ...to see if the composit will make more impression..dunno
NGC 7000
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A great picture you have got there, Freddy! I like the subtle coloring. It's always difficult for me to decide how much saturation to set, but here you seem to have succeeded well.
And as said, it's fasccinating to see, how much red your 800D captures.
Unsettled weather is in the forecast for the next few days and since you live about 300 km west of me, the weather should be the same for you. I hope you will find an opportunity to capture the Ha Stack.
Best regards, Dietmar.
And as said, it's fasccinating to see, how much red your 800D captures.
Unsettled weather is in the forecast for the next few days and since you live about 300 km west of me, the weather should be the same for you. I hope you will find an opportunity to capture the Ha Stack.
Best regards, Dietmar.
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Thanks Dietmar;
Yes thisone came out pretty well despite the lack of darkness and limited integration time. Recently i started to use a Gerd Neumann panel for making flats. Seems to make a differnce too.
On the next occasion i will try to add some Ha, but i am unsure if that will make the picture much better.. we will see about that ...it will be fun to try though..
Yes thisone came out pretty well despite the lack of darkness and limited integration time. Recently i started to use a Gerd Neumann panel for making flats. Seems to make a differnce too.
On the next occasion i will try to add some Ha, but i am unsure if that will make the picture much better.. we will see about that ...it will be fun to try though..
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Guess it came out even better....
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Hi Freddy,
well done The Ha helped a lot to improve your image further!
How did you shoot your Ha stack?
Best regards, Dietmar.
well done The Ha helped a lot to improve your image further!
How did you shoot your Ha stack?
Best regards, Dietmar.
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Re: NGC 7000
Nice Freddy!
For sure an improvement. Also a bit deeper in the color which looks good, and some extra blue/purple to the center which adds some zing to it. Though some of the stars seem to have lost their blue-ish halo coloring from the original, which (to me) seems too bad.
For sure an improvement. Also a bit deeper in the color which looks good, and some extra blue/purple to the center which adds some zing to it. Though some of the stars seem to have lost their blue-ish halo coloring from the original, which (to me) seems too bad.
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Ha was taken with a mono modded DSLR. This means the bayer layer was removed from the sensor. I have this camera from a CN member who makes DSLR mods. A not so common approach perhaps but it sure works well.
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Blue halo's is something i don't particulary like...for some brights stars , i just removed them MikeMike in Rancho wrote: ↑Thu Jul 07, 2022 6:32 pm Nice Freddy!
For sure an improvement. Also a bit deeper in the color which looks good, and some extra blue/purple to the center which adds some zing to it. Though some of the stars seem to have lost their blue-ish halo coloring from the original, which (to me) seems too bad.