ApophisAstros

First image from use of Pixinsight , No Darks, No Flats. Stacked 25 300s DSLR subs. Debayered , Star Aligned, and basic stretching , i am only up to 4 of 12 youtube tutorials by AstroDude.

Only had PI for 2 days, so obviously a work in progress and more work needed.

Roger

One Of the best Bubble Nebs i have seen, great show,

Roger

Wondeful,

Roger

1 hour ago, carastro said:

It's an LRGB target Roger.

Carole 

Yes i know but i was wondering what actually gases it contained,

Roger

Nice one, i was interested in the composition of this target and found this,

I have only ever seen it Blue which i thought indicated Oiii but doesnt seem to be any!!

Roger

In the words of Kate Bush,

   "Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow! Unbelievable!",

Great Job,

Roger

You come to the right place welcome, what kit have you,

Roger

Wonderful New image to me, well done,

Roger

On 31/10/2019 at 22:54, tooth_dr said:

Here is a 10 minute Pelican from last night also:

 

Its interesting to see the difference between alternate cameras

this one is a 5 minute Ha sub before any calibration , hence ampglow.

Roger

6 minutes ago, carastro said:

I was thinking Deep Sky West for the first 3 letters, but I think the poster did this from the UK thus the confusion.

Carole 

Deep sky west midlands..

Roger

Looked At Luminance for M33 , looks fine and Oiii for Pacman looks ok perhaps a little noisy ,all from excursion set.

Not experienced with that camera though.

Roger

1 hour ago, carastro said:

Lovely M33.

What does DSWM  stand for?

Carole 

Dark skies with mates??

Roger

Nice post , in the animation there are a couple of stars that seem to switch off after a very short time are these artefacts in processing or something weirder?

Roger

Reminds me of the Hubble Wide Field, great job,

Roger

Oh you taunt me with the 460ex as i can't get mine until January....🤣

But seriously a spanking good image , lovely oiii aswell,

Roger

Very , Very nice,

Roger

Just one question , i see you mention Gain, and wondered what the Unity Gain was for you camera and whether you have used it , obviously needs to be set same for whole session Dark,Flats,Subs.

I mostly keep to to Unity Gain and don't seem to have problems others have , also heard that monitor screens are not best as they flick on and off.

I use APT flats tool and may help if you wanted something different.

Have you ever had acceptable flats

HTH

Roger

19 hours ago, Rob Sellent said:

I'm sure they do but the good news with adders is that they can't multiply

That statement just doesn't add up...

Roger

17 minutes ago, carastro said:

URGGGGH spiders, have a phobia of them.  I am aware they are in my obsy, but try to ignore the fact.  Occasionally I see one run across the floor in the day time and try to catch one in my spider picker upper and put them outside. 

It's when i sit at the laptop and one suddenly appears on a thread in front of the screen hanging in front of my face that I panic.  

I have to say though, that they seem more frightened of me, but I could not cope with one landing on me unless it was really small.  Shudder at the thought. 

 

Carole 

Apparently at night when you are asleep , you swallow on average 2  a night, hence the horrible taste in your mouth in mornings.

Roger

Agreed , really nice , stars are cracking,

Roger

Nice capture, try HLVG to handle the green.

Roger

I really like it , and stars look ok to me, just wondering about that Black Hole , is it unseen elements blocking the background , which one?

Roger

Brilliant, nice shading,

Roger

I was imaging in the back garden once and about midnight i heard a terrible screeching coming from the direction of the fence , so i pointed my red torch in that direction and saw 2 Hedgehogs screaming like a banshee at each other at close quarters , then my torch needed batteries so after going in and replacing them on coming back out they had gone , seen them move before and they relly shift. on the two i had seen ,i thought that they were either mating or fighting,

Roger 

really good , is it just me or does it look like stormy clouds in a normal sky?

Roger