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Images from my Samsung S8 and NexYZ adapter


PaulM

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Nice thread\section - will be interesting to see what others have captured\do

Belowimages taken using my Samsung S8 camera mounted on a Celestron NexYZ 3 axis adapter through my 300p dobsoniam with goto\synscan

Used the photo app Camera FV-5 to control ISO and exposure times,

These are all single image shots with exposure times between 2 and 10 seconds depending on object and ISO 800 and then I did some limited post processing in GIMP 

To ensure the camera is in place I shine my red light torch down the tube to align the camera centrally and then focus

M82

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NGC457 - Owl Cluster

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C14 - Perseus Double Cluster

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NGC 6543 - Cats Eye Nebula

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M57 - Ring Nebula

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9 minutes ago, Stu said:

What an awesome first post in the section Paul, thanks very much! ?

Presumably you took a number of subs and processed them in Gimp? Do you have info of how many/how long to get these results?

Updated my post - all single images with exposure times around 2 to 10 seconds and ISO 800

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Thanks Paul. I love the central star in the Catseye. I had assumed these were stacked images but great that you can get that much colour with single frames. I guess 12" of aperture helps!

A note, the Owl Cluster is NGC457 (one of my favourites), not M97 which is the Owl Nebula :)

 

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3 minutes ago, Stu said:

Thanks Paul. I love the central star in the Catseye. I had assumed these were stacked images but great that you can get that much colour with single frames. I guess 12" of aperture helps!

A note, the Owl Cluster is NGC457 (one of my favourites), not M97 which is the Owl Nebula :)

 

I was impressed with what I could achieve as well and am patiently waiting for the next clear night to see what Orions Nebula comes out like - corrected the NGC reference for the Owl Cluster thanks

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