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No more messing about..... I feel like a semi pro!


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Hi SGL!

After years of struggling with a 8 inch newton on a CG5 mount (which doesnt at all work for astrophotography) and an unmodded DLSR, I finally decided enough is enough and I took the plunge to get myself a brand new EQ6-R Pro, a new Baader coma corrector and a new QHY8L osc ccd. Last night, even though it wasn't pitch dark in Denmark at any point, I managed to get my first proper shot and view of the American Nebula and Pelican Nebula. Man that thing is huge! Didn't even fit in my fov :) Inspired by AstroBackyard (the Youtuber) I shot this from my terrace on the edge of a large city using a CLS filter.

So what do you think? Some advice on colour balance would be appreciated!

Edge of American Nebula, 16 x 5 min subs with 15x darks, flats and bias frames:

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Pelican Nebula, 10 x 5 min subs with 15x darks, flats and bias frames: pelican55min-editc-2.thumb.jpg.9c37ebd562e08a2475ccc09cfe8ba9a9.jpg

 

Cheers!

 

Jonathan

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