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IC410 12hr Exposure


HunterHarling

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I captured OIII data the other night and was able to get a bi-color image. This is my first color image of 2020 and it looks like it's going to be a good year for astronomy.

This is a pretty quick process, I'm considering adding RGB for the stars but there are other great targets that I could be imaging... Probably won't be adding SII though, since my SHO images seem to turn out worse than my HOO ones.

Ha: 55x430s

OIII: 45x430s

 

Thanks for looking, as always comments appreciated.

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Fantastic image.

This is going to be my next target.  

I think I will take your lead and go for Ha and OIII only.  Might add just a few RGBs just to get coloured stars.

 

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Very nice Hunter the hours of integration show a very smooth image. 

Regarding the RGB stars, I am trying to make a habit of doing these, and I do very short 150sec binned RGB subs and I find just for the stars about 3 of each is plenty.  150secs x 3 x 3 = 900 secs (15mins), I just do them in sequence whilst capturing the Ha and Oiii and once I have 3 of each I stop capturing them).

Carole 

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23 hours ago, carastro said:

Very nice Hunter the hours of integration show a very smooth image. 

Regarding the RGB stars, I am trying to make a habit of doing these, and I do very short 150sec binned RGB subs and I find just for the stars about 3 of each is plenty.  150secs x 3 x 3 = 900 secs (15mins), I just do them in sequence whilst capturing the Ha and Oiii and once I have 3 of each I stop capturing them).

Carole 

Thanks, Carole. Would binning 2x2 be helpful for a CMOS camera? I'm surprised that 150s is enough, I'll have to try this on my next image.

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