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  1. thanks for your mini review! how does the NYX fit onto your EQ6 tripod, does it need any special adaptors?
  2. Bubble Nebula and Lobster Claw Nebula First time I've imaged this lovely part of the sky and I can see what draws imagers to it. There's so much going on in there and that also becomes a challenge to balance everything. Imaged on a WO Star 71 with SHO narrowband filters on a ASI2600MM. Total time about 7.5 hours over two nights in the last week. Integrated in APP and processed in Photoshop
  3. This is impressive for your first post, your new scope is working very well!
  4. Hello and welcome to SGL from another Scot
  5. This area around the Crescent Nebula was imaged over 4 nights as I wanted to capture the Soap Bubble. Originally planned to do 3 nights (one filter per night) but SII and OIII was still quite noisy so spent some extra time on those two filters Captured with a WO Star 71 and ASI2600MM (Antlia filters), processed with APP and Photoshop 45x300sec HA 72x300sec OIII 74x300sec SII
  6. This is the Lion Nebula also known as SH2-132 shot over 3 nights in October and November. Each night I used a different filter to build up this SHO image over 13 hours. Imaged using a WO Star 71 and ZWO ASI2600MM 45x300sec HA 57x300sec OIII 54x300sec SII Integrated in APP and processed in Photoshop
  7. That's a beautiful shot, wouldn't have guessed it was taken in April!
  8. Really nice clean image and colours in that. Didnt know there were so many fuzzies around there!
  9. Originally I was going for HOO on the Flaming Star but due to very faint OIII I switched to SII instead. Wasn't sure what I'd get as I've never tried HSS but quite pleased with the results. Nearly 6 hours of 5min subs in HA and SII using 3nm Antlias. Stacked and processed in APP and finished off in Photoshop
  10. M81 is well placed now so thought I'd give it a go. Seems popular with satellite trails too! Nearly 8 hours of lights in LRGBHA on a 2600MM & WO Star71 First time processing LRGBHA in APP and found combining the various channels and colour balancing really easy.
  11. Thats a fantastic set of images with the palette tying them all together
  12. Thats an amazing video Martin, incredible that you captured it in realtime
  13. I made a time-lapse of the aurora during my stay in Tromso, Norway at the beginning of the month. This was all shot in one night as we moved to different locations during the night from dusk to 1am. It was shot on a Canon R5 at ISO 1600 - 2000 @ f2.0 and shutter speeds of 5 - 10 secs using a Laowa 15mm f2 Zero-D Lens. The images were batch processed in Lightroom (colour balance, straightening, vignette removal) and exported into Adobe premiere to make the time-lapse. Aurora_March_2022.mp4
  14. I made a time-lapse of the aurora during my stay in Tromso, Norway at the beginning on the month. This was all shot in one night and we moved to different locations during the night from dusk to 1am. It was shot on a Canon R5 at ISO 1600 - 2000 @ f2.0 and shutter speeds of 5 - 10 secs using a Laowa 15mm f2 Zero-D Lens. The images were batch processed in Lightroom (colour balance, straightening, vignette removal) and exported into Adobe premiere to make the time-lapse. Aurora_March_2022.mp4
  15. It was with Marianne that I went with too! She really is incredibly dedicated and passionate about the aurora.
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