First time taking Ha

[ItsEricJones]

This is my first time taking ha and I was wondering if I need more integration time? I also don’t know how to process to well. I am hoping to add OIII but I don’t know if this is a good enough ha image. Any suggestions?

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[newbie alert]

I've not opened the link yet but yes HA and any narrowband filter will be alot better with longer than normal subs..10mins plus..

But depends on you setup and equipment used

[david_taurus83]

Looks good to me! Just need more subs! What equipment did you use and how much went into this?

[ItsEricJones]

7 hours ago, david_taurus83 said:

Looks good to me! Just need more subs! What equipment did you use and how much went into this?

Thanks! This was taken with a Canon 450d astromodified and a Astronomik 12nm clip filter. This is 6 hours and 30 mins of 5 min subs

[david_taurus83]

I have the same filter with a 600D so I'm pleased to see what can be achieved with a DSLR. It'll never be as sensitive or noise free as a cooled CCD/CMOS but you have pulled off a good result I think. Would probably benefit from more exposure time.

[ItsEricJones]

3 hours ago, david_taurus83 said:

I have the same filter with a 600D so I'm pleased to see what can be achieved with a DSLR. It'll never be as sensitive or noise free as a cooled CCD/CMOS but you have pulled off a good result I think. Would probably benefit from more exposure time.

Alright thank you. Let’s just hope that the skies will be clear!