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From the album: A New Hope
Orion & Running Man Nebula - Only 20 x lights due to cloud, hence more noise than I would like. -
From the album: A New Hope
Image taken with a standard DSLR - 5 min subs x 40, processed in Pixinsight and finished in Photoshop; better than my first attempt!© AJG2012
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From the album: A New Hope
Using the same data as the previous image I have re-processed using Pixinsight to improve colour; thanks to Harry Page for his great online Pixinsight tutorials.© AJG 2012
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The dust clouds have come out great & I like the colours; nice one! -
Thanks Chris for the comment. Andy -
From the album: A New Hope
First time out with the new scope - Tak FSQ EDX with Canon DSLR. Image stacked using 49 x light frames + darks + flats + bias.© AJG 2012
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From the album: A Start
Revisited the previous data with DSS Beta and Photoshop to get more colour.© AJG2012
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My First DSO Images
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From the album: A Start
The cloud beat me yet again but I did manage 13 x lights, darks, flats & bias using Borg Astro FL71 with standard Canon EOS 5D Mk2 before it clouded over.© AJG 2012
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From the album: A Start
First Proper Attempt at Andromeda with my new Borg FL71 Astrograph - 38 x 240s+darks+flats+bias with standard Canon 5D Mk2.© AJG2012
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From the album: A Start
I captured this image during December 2011 with the CPC925 and my unmodded 5D Mark 2; due to recent bad weather have revisited the image and tweeked with photoshop so thought I would upload.© AJG 2012
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As per the thread above I used the CPC925 without focal reducer and an unmodified Canon EOS 5D Mark II. The LPR is a Astronomik CLS which as far as I know are quite aggressive, however as I do not live in a city (my location is semi-rural / village but with cities to the north and south) it may be a bit over the top, but unless I spend another £100+ to get something more subtle I will not know what is the best solution. Andy -
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From the album: A Start
Second attempt using Opticstar camera - no filters, not even UV.. Image adjusted slightly in photoshop. -
From the album: A Start
Had a second go at M31 with a new scope hence no light polution filter or guiding; subs were only 18x75 sec.© AJG 2012
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From the album: A Start
Had a full moon and cloud so decided to give it a go rather than watch TV!© AJG 2012
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From the album: A Start
Jupiter using a Opticstar colour video camera I got free with my scope!© AJG 2012
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From the album: A Start
Managed finally to get the Synguider working!! Image composed from 15 x 300 sec lights + darks, bias & flats.© AJG 2012
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From the album: A Start
On a clear night managed my first attempt at M31 using CPC925; image stacked from 16 x 240 sec lights, plus flats, bias and darks.© AJG 2012
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From the album: A Start
Managed to get a few usable pics with a limit of 200 sec per frame due to a very windy night! Managed not only M13 but also got NGC 6207 in the bottom left of the frame; will try again with longer exposures on a calmer night!!© AJG 2012
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Thanks Brian for the comment. I used my CPC925, Canon EOS 5D Mk 2 without focal reducer but with a light polution filter. Guided by Synguider with a ST80, however I am still getting to grips with the Synguider! Andy
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