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From the album: The next step.
I like the flame nebula and the horsehead appearing was a bonus as well. approx 16 x 1min exposures canon 300D, 200p EQ5 - DSS.© Aenima
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #17 - Through the Eyepiece
I just tried to see the moving of this object. I made 20 frames with my Huawei P10 smartphone, with the monochrome camera. My star tracking is not so sharp, I have alt-az mount, I used only 10 sec expositions at ISO 1600. The shots was taken in every 10-12 minutes in this time intervall: 00:16-03:53am 2018. 08.16. Celestron Nexstar 8 SE, 25mm plössl eyepiece (magnification 80x). Of course I used a good adapter too. Frames has added with Gif maker pro mobile application.© smisy
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #17 - Through the Eyepiece
I made a 61 seconds long video, and with Gif maker pro application a Gif from this video. Huawei P10 smartphone with Celestron Nexstar 8 SE, 25mm plössl eyepiece, Alt-az mount. Taken at 2018. 08. 01. 00:49. Hirschegg im Kleinwalsertal. Moon was 79 % illuminated.© smisy
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
A 25 second exposure from a time-lapse taken over the cloud filled Caldera de Taburiente in La Palma in the Canary Islands. Mars is the red object to the left of the Milky Way. Saturn is in there too but is lost amongst the milky way. The bright lights hidden under the clouds are from the towns of Los Llanos and Tazacorte only about 7-8 miles away as the crow flies but about 90 minutes away by car! 25 sec at f/1.8, 14mm Sigma lens, ISO 3200, Canon 6D. The scene was illuminated by a crescent moon beyond the right of the image.© James Mackay
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From the album: The Moon
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From the album: Saxon M20325
Saturn from the 11th of July. ZWO AS224MC, Saxon 8" Maksutov, SkyWatcher EQ6 Pro.13 points -
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
I was surprised by how intense the airglow was on this night at Yosemite. This was my first very dark sky I've seen, so it was incredible to see the milky way in all its glory. This is a five panel mosaic captured in Yosemite national park California on 7-7-18. Each panel is 30", ISO 5000, 11mm f2.8. Canon 7d MKII, Tokina ATX 116. Stitched and processed in Photoshop and lightroom.© Hunter Harling
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From the album: 2016
single frame,120mm frac f5, 2xed barlow,450. iso 200,1.4000.11 points -
From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
All Sky Camera image taken just before sunrise around 3am.10 points -
From the album: DSO
My second stacked DSO picture. Still missing flats, but I'll be sure to have more time next time. 33x30sec lights, 9 darks.10 points -
From the album: DSLR imaging
Taken at Burrough Hill, Leicestershire, June 2013. This is a stack of 30 sub exposures, some 2 mins, some 3 mins. Stacked in Deep Sky Stacker. Canon 550D, Meade DS2102 refractor, Skywatcher EQ3 Pro Synscan.9 points -
From the album: Planetary work
This is a re-processed set of 159 images taken from a few years ago. Each image was generated from a 3 minute video. It shows Europa passing across the face of Jupiter casting it's shadow across the northern hemisphere. Telescope: Skymax 150 Maksutov with a TeleVue 2x Barlow lens and a Baader fringe killer filter. Camera: Canon 550D in 640x480 crop mode. ISO Auto at 1/60s exposure. Processing: Quality filtering and centring done using Pipp, stacking and wavelets processing done using Registax 6.© D Elijah
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
Walking back from ynys llanddwyn as it just gets dark enough to see the milkyway. I stopped and took a selife :)9 points -
From the album: DSLR imaging
From Burrough Hill in Leicestershire, June 2013. Canon 550D with a Tair 3S 300mm lens at f/4.5 mounted on a Skywatcher EG3 Pro Synscan. This is a combination of 20 frames, 2 mins each. Stacked in Deep Sky Stacker software. The lens is from an old Russian "Fotosniper" kit, and it has fantastic optical properties; very sharp even wide open. It has M42 mount so an adaptor is needed to mount it to the Canon.9 points -
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
Milky Way: Canon 6D + 28mm lens. 01 x 180 ISO 800. Nebulae: Canon 6D + Reflector Orion 254mm. 25 x 300 ISO 1600. Top left: War and Peace Nebula; Upper right: Lagoon Nebula. On the bottom left: Cat's Paw Nebula; Bottom right: Trifid Nebula. Piraí / RJ - Brazil.8 points -
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From the album: Planetary work
This is the final animation made from 60 individual stacked images each made from 2 minutes of data taken duing the night of 13/14 March. The gap in the sequence was caused when my camera battery died. Recharging it took about 30 minutes. This took a lot of effort to process each image but it was well worth it. Strange to be converting the original video to a single frame, only to combine those frames to make a video... Scope: SW Skymax 150 F/D = 12 plus a 2x Televue Barlow giving an effective F/D ~ 24, I also used a Baader fringe killer. Camera: Canon 550D, 640X480 movie crop mode,© D Elijah
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From the album: Wales - Summer 2013
© Copyright - Stephen Lloyd 2013
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From the album: Lunar
Arzachel, Alphonsus and Ptolemaeus It feels like I have been back to basics this week with imaging, exploring sharpening options. I think I will process a few more lunar shots to help get a new sharpening process going. This was sharpened using Astra Image. --- 01/01/2016 Celestron Edge 8, ZWO ASI1747 points -
From the album: Mars
Having messed about with one of my blurry images of Mars for most of the afternoon, I may have captured the clouds over Olympus Mons or otherwise I've managed to organize 'noise' into a clump.7 points -
From the album: Hyperstar and ASI 294 Pro
Orion and Running Man. 60 x 10 seconds.7 points -
From the album: Deep Sky III
I decided to try to maximize detail by collecting a large quantity of Luminescence data and then applying strong deconvolution to the areas of high signal to noise. I also decided to try out Mure denoise, a Pixinsight routine that reduces camera noise. The final result is an LRGB and represents just over 17 hours integration time. I hadn't noticed before the rather strangely shaped fuzzies in the backgroud - have a look at the annotated version for IC4278 and the triangular shaped galaxy PC2292105.7 points -
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #18 - Globular Clusters
Telescope: William Optics FLT132 Guide Scope: QHY OAG Camera: QHY9 Mono @ -20c Filter Wheel: QHY 7 position Ultra Slim Filters: Baader 36mm unmounted L R G B, QHY HA OIII SII Guide Camera: QHY5L-II Mount: AZ-EQ6 Mount Control: EQASCOM Focusing: SharpSky Pro and Sequence Generator Pro 3 (automated) Bahtinov Mask: No Capture Software: Sequence Generator Pro 3 Guiding Software: PHD2 Calibration and Stacking Software: PixInsight Processing Software: PixInsight Number and Type of Data Frames: L= 13X5 min, 7X2 min, 4x30 sec B7 points -
From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
Captured at Yosemite National Park Ca. I lit the trees up briefly with a flashlight.© Hunter Harling
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
I just tried to take some pictures about the Perseids, but I captured only a plane and milky way with some clouds. This gif made from 18 frames, taken with Huawei P10 smartphone, monochrome camera was used. ISO 1000, 30sec exposition each. Hirschegg im Kleinwalsertal, Austria.© smisy
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From the album: My (very amateurish) attempts at astrophotography!
Milky way over the hills at Loch Earn. Even caught some faint aurora over the hill! (my intended target for the night!)7 points -
From the album: The next step.
I wanted to try again on this for a while now, a gap in the clouds recently gave me the chance although it was literally twenty minutes: 19 x 60sec subs with calibration frames taken indoors. Quite surprised with the image for such a short exposure time.© Aenima
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From the album: Kit Pics
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From the album: Galaxies
M31 - Andromeda Galaxy L= 52 x 600s R= 15 x 600s G= 15 x 600s B= 15 x 600s Equinox 80 NEQ6 Pro Atik 383L+ Taken on the nights of 11th,14th,15th,17th,18th and 19th August 2012 Captured with Artemis. PHD Guiding Stacked, aligned with Maxim DL Flats, Bias and Darks applied. Processed with Pixinsight, MaximDL, Images Plus and Photoshop CS3.7 points -
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From the album: Mars
Last night's 15% stack of 2500 RAW video clips. !27mm Meade Apo Refractor x3 Televue Barlow.6 points -
From the album: Mars
Night of the 9th October 2020. A clear night but unfortunately the Jet stream conspired to make images wobble like jelly on a plate! A stack of 9mins of RAW video clips. 127mm Meade Apo Refractor with 3x Barlow and QHY5-11 colour planetary camera. The best of a poor set of clips.6 points -
From the album: Solar System Objects
Jupiter with two of its moons, Ganymede and Callisto, imaged with a Skyris 618C CCD through a 8" SCT at f33.© Mariusz Goralski
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From the album: Equipment
After months and months of trying to improve guiding I have nailed it. The magic for me was putting an I.R. filter in the guide scope. This improved focusing beyond my dreams and hey presto 0.5 total error. Never got close to this figure ever.6 points -
Astrograph RH200 F36 points
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From the album: DSO, Nebula, Galaxies, Comets etc
M13, also designated NGC 6205 and sometimes called the Great Globular Cluster in Hercules or the Hercules Globular Cluster, is a globular cluster of about 300,000 stars in the constellation of Hercules. Imaged using Atik 16IC-S monochrome CCD and William Optics FLT-110 mounted on NEQ6 Pro. 30 light frames ranging from 60 seconds to 600 seconds, no darks. Stacked in DeepSkyStacker, using the best 80% of frames and processed in Photoshop CS2© vicky050373
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
This image of the milky way over the Mountain of the Sun Zion National Park, lefthand side, is a single 30 second exposure. The red sedimentary rock formations really add to the image.© Hunter Harling
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
25 second exposure, ISO 3200 Canon 6D, Samyang 14mm f/2.8 lens Taken at a local campsite (my local dark site) at a village event.© James Mackay
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From the album: Imaging Challenge #15 - The Milky Way - Now Closed
A small bunch of dead trees i found on a beach lined up fantastic for an early season mikyway shot. I love the fact this was shot in Wales but feels like it could have been shot in Namibia© Daniel Kenealy
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Never had much luck with this target, however last night (11/09/2016) the conditions were quite good what with the moon setting around midnight, relatively clear skies and M31's position in the sky. I managed to get 8x600s subs before the clouds rolled in - considering the relatively short integration time I'm quite pleased with the result and plan to grab more data as and when possible. Shot under dark skies from Surprise View Car Park in Derbyshire with QHY8L, SWED80, HEQ5, Orion SSAG. Processed in PI and PS. Thanks for looking! Rich
© Richard Lawrence-Day
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From the album: Obsy Build
Where it is now. Inside has been clad in T&G 8mm from Wickes and a few bits left to do (floor, lights, power). But she works!6 points -
From the album: Galloway Star Camp Images Nov 2012
3x TV Barlow and Philips SPC900nc webcam. 1000 frames processed in Registax 6 and Photoshop.6 points -
From the album: My starting out pics
This is my third attempt at Andromeda Shot using Skywatcher Ed80 pro, Heq5 pro mount, with Canon 60D un-modded and un-guided this is a total exposure of 48 minutes, consisting of 48 lights at 1600iso, at 60seconds, 25 darks, 25 bias, 25 flats stacked in DSS and processed in cs66 points
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