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What a great project. And the images look great too. Yes, I am posting here for personal reference I may try this one myself. Thanks for sharing. Dave.
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The Rosette Nebula (there's always room for more!)
Star101 replied to MartinB's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
Very nice image. I like the colours too. At least you pointed out your realisation about the cloud drifting to the right so next time, or even others can attempt. Thanks for sharing. Dave. -
Tutorial: Observing Variable Stars
Star101 replied to Dave Smith's topic in Observing and Imaging Double and Variable Stars
Thanks for the post David. Its going to be cloudy tonight, I will use my time to read through this then. In the 5 minutes I already spent looking into this I have learnt new things. Thanks. -
Looks interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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FYI The USB 3.1 standard is backward compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0. So, the camera should work on the USB 3 port.
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Thanks for the info The website makes Senja look a great place to visit.
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Looking back, I wish I had saved myself the £130 for the 10" steel tube that I then filled with cement. Instead, I should have got a cardboard tube and poured cement into that instead. Would have worked just as well. Once painted, no one would have noticed!
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From the album: David Newbury
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Using Cartes du Ciel, I was just looking around Triangulum to see what was was there. Click on the object, my mount moves to that part of the sky and I took a few Lum subs. This is NGC 973 15 x 60s Subs of L only. C11 at 2800mm FL f/10. ZWO ASI 183mm Pro. Astrodon 1.25" E-Series L filter. Mesu 200 mount.
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From the album: Incidental Objects
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Great image Lucas. Well done. I have imaged M57 before but never managed the outer halo. I must try for this next time. Thanks for sharing.
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I think it also depends on your reasons to purchase a scope in the first place. I dont know when you started astronomy but for me, its been an OK winter, weather wise. Last winter was worse for me here. Only bad weather is this last 4 weeks for me. Although I was away for two of those weeks to a place where the sun and stars shone brightly I have never felt I have wasted my money on my astronomy gear. Having been viewing since 2010 and imaging since 2016. Purchasing lots of bits and pieces. I find the weather just a obstacle to wait out until it changes for the better. And I do think, personally, if it was clear skies every night then I would probably get bored quickly and sell up lol. I think the weather will improve next week. Hold on in there. It will get better, it always does
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It would be interesting to see a comparison of this new filter along with the Chroma LP filter. As I have bad LP to the west with the new LED street lights I would be very interested in ANY LP filter that could help.
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Yep. Live launch in 100 minutes....that's 20 more 5 minute subs in AP speak
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From the album: David Newbury
Orion Nebula M42 ATIK 4120EX OSC C11 with Hyperstar Mesu 200 mount 80 lights consisting of 0.1s upto 180s Processed in Pixinsight. -
Rosetta Nebula Full colour with Ha filter processed in PI 281017.jpg
Star101 posted a gallery image in Member's Album
From the album: David Newbury
I am experimenting with my full colour camera and narrowband filters. I was hoping to get 20 or more subs on this but the clouds rolled in. 8 x 600s is all I could manage. The season is young, there will be more chances :)-
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I was looking through one of my USB drives wich has my library of images. I found my first real DSO image, taken 5 August 2015 Its funny cos I have been trying to image M51 for some time. Earlier in the year I tried and the second image is from that attempt. I couldn't get focus to stay exact and there was a lot of high cloud, giving it a misty look. Apart from that, its not a bad image. The best part is that from what I have learned in the last 2/3 years I can see the difference and more to the point, I know what is wrong with the images and how to correct next time
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From the album: David Newbury
I took some images of Catalina last year. I was working on PixInsight and came across BLINK. That put me on the road to creating .GIF movies images. Taken using ATIK 4120EX on my C11 using NEQ6 mount from my garden in UK. -
From the album: David Newbury
Taken Saturday night 9 April17. I set PHD2 to follow the comet which it did while I images 12 x 600 seconds. But then, if you look closely you can see, the Comet passed a star and PHD2 could not decide which bright object to follow. So crashed . Needless to say, I managed to create a GIF out of it. :) -
Kielder Star Camp - a timelapse
Star101 replied to James's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
That's a wonderful video. I have issues with sound, on my laptop at the moment, so, silence..But the video image itself, having been to Kielder Star camp in November 2016, brought back lots of great memories. The clear dark skies in you video show what a wonderful place Kielder Forest is. A real pleasure to watch. Thanks for taking the time to edit and post here. -
M51 over several nights over February and March 2017.
Star101 commented on Star101's gallery image in Member's Album
Thanks Grotemobile. I'm glad you think so It took a lot of time to get all the subs I wanted, as the last few months the sky has been very hazy and not crystal clear as I had wished for. I was finally happy with this image. More so, as I now wish to concentrate on M86 and friends in the Markarian Chain, if we get some more clear skies before the moon comes around again -
M51 over several nights over February and March 2017.
Star101 posted a gallery image in Member's Album
From the album: David Newbury
I took this image over several nights in February and March 2017 using SGPro control software and ATIK 4120EX OSC on a Celestron C11 with 6.3 focal reducer and a NEQ6 Pro mount in my garden. 30 x 300s Lights 30 Darks, Flats and Bias. Processed using PixInsight. Cropped.