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Imaging Challenge #1 - Satellites (Now Closed)

Copernicus and its ejecta

By Stargazer33
April 10, 2017 in Imaging Challenge #1 - Satellites (Now Closed)

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Posted April 10, 2017

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Posted April 10, 2017

This image was captured on the evening of 08 April 2017

Scope: Celestron C9.25
Mount: Celestron CGEM
Camera: QHY5LIIc
Capture Software: EZPlanetary
Filter: None
Stacking Software: Autostakkert!2
Wavelets: Registax6
Extra Processing: Photoshop CS4 Extended

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