Many meters, raw Filaprom for you.

[Kitsunegari]

 I think this is somewhere in the ballpark of 10 meters.   Process it if you would like!  This is the filaprom.

 

Very difficult to image at this scale on a 150mm scope.  I dont know how some of you guys doit!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

raw.tif

Edited June 18, 2020 by Kitsunegari

[Freddie]

Are settings in the FireCapture screen shot the settings you would use in an actual capture or just settings for a preview?

[Kitsunegari]

9 hours ago, Freddie said:

Are settings in the FireCapture screen shot the settings you would use in an actual capture or just settings for a preview?

a little bit of both.  I always have to experiment with different settings because i am constantly changing my setups.   

 

Eventually i find something that works well and save those settings.  I am constantly switching out filters and optics.

 

[Rusted]

On 17/06/2020 at 01:07, Kitsunegari said:

 I think this is somewhere in the ballpark of 10 meters.   Process it if you would like!  This is the filaprom.

 

Very difficult to image at this scale on a 150mm scope.  I don't know how some of you guys do it!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10000mm rawb.tif 2.27 MB · 3 downloads

 

Barlow lenses for scale.
Early morning and late afternoon captures for better seeing conditions.
Avoid sharpening.

[Freddie]

I would avoid setting your gamma below default for actual captures. If you look at your histogram you have big chunks missing so that is data you can never get back. You can however achieve the same results in post processing if you capture at default.

Not quite sure why Rusted is suggesting to avoid sharpening, that’s the point of capturing and stacking multiple frames. I would suggest avoid over sharpening.

[Rusted]

1 hour ago, Freddie said:

I would avoid setting your gamma below default for actual captures. If you look at your histogram you have big chunks missing so that is data you can never get back. You can however achieve the same results in post processing if you capture at default.

Not quite sure why Rusted is suggesting to avoid sharpening, that’s the point of capturing and stacking multiple frames. I would suggest avoid over sharpening.

I meant not ticking the sharpening box in AS!3.

[Freddie]

Ah yes, 100% with you on that.

[Pete Presland]

That's some close up!