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  1. I recently got about 7 hourse worth of HA data on M81+M82, and decided to re-do my old data of the two galaxies. I hope you like it, and thanks for watching Better picture can be found on my astrobin: https://www.astrobin.com/full/403110/E/
  2. 500 frames of each channel R,G & B. About 50% from each channel has been stacked and then combined. I hope you like it, and thank you for watching A better version can be found on my astrobin: https://www.astrobin.com/r1yin8/?nc=user
  3. This is just superb Johannes! I really love the bi color, you see so much hubble pallete these days!
  4. I actually never thought about that untill you mentioned it Adam! Is it in all your subs as well? Cant check mine atm, but i will check later for sure
  5. Thank you Adam I'm using an TS-Optics 2" 3-element MaxField Newtonian Coma Corrector. I bet you noticed the stars in the top right corner, am i right?
  6. Thank you Craney Yeah when you get to know the 200pds it's not so bad. But i really had some struggles with the primary mirror, the edges were horrible and gave off the worst kind of glare! Now i've masked the edges and it produces some find images
  7. Thank you so much Andy, i wasnt aware of Arp's loop and mistook it for gradients of some sort lol. But now i've read up on it, i'm glad i got some of it! I didnt notice the red/magenta to be honest, i think i need to calibrate my monitor! Thank you for your comment
  8. Thank you so much Pete, i really appreciate your comment
  9. This one didnt quite go as planned, i think i might have tried to overcorrect for alot of things during post processing, but i might as well share it with you guys anyways. Then again, perhaps i've just stared too much at it during processing.. Anyways, i hope you like it m81 & m82 LRGB L 74 frames of 180s = 222 min R 41 frames of 180s = 123 min G 40 frames of 180s = 120 min B 38 frames of 180s = 114 min Total int. 9,6 hours 8" Reflecltor telescope ZWO ASI 1600mm camera Eq6-R Pro mount L 74 frames of 180s = 222 min R 41 frames of 180s = 123 min G 40 frames of 180s = 120 min B 38 frames of 180s = 114 min Total int. 9,6 hours
  10. Yeah i experienced the same, but i just tweaked the "lightness" and "saturation" options in the LRGB combination tool, an that made a really big difference
  11. It really is! Can't wait untill my next session
  12. So i got my new ZWO 1600mmc Pro the other day, and i had a clear night right after (wow.. right!?) This camera is so damn sensitive compared to my DSLR, it's just awesome! I went for m51 in LRGB and gathered alot of data. Unfortunately some heavy winds caused alot of discarted frames. I'm still to learn how to use the camera also Processing could've been better, but i'm learning Pixinsight and refusing to use Photoshop untill i'm able to produce an okay picture in PI I might have overdone it on the saturation, i really need to calibrate my monitor! Scope: Skywatcher 200pds Guiding: Skywatcher EVOGuide 50mm + ZWO 120mm Mount Skywatcher EQ6-R Pro Camera ZWO 1600mmc Pro @ Unity gain Framecount: L 109 frames of 30s = 54 min R 72 frames of 90s = 108 min G 69 frames of 90s = 103 min B 115 frames of 90s = 172 min
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