pickering's triangle UHC

[alacant]

Hi everyone

To complete this week's faint-but-colourful-objects-in-cygnus series, which EKOS plate solves as attached, is the one in the middle. Much fainter than the oft imaged brighter bits.

Once again, the UHC does a great job on the colour and even though we're great please-don't-remove-the-stars exponents, filter-less, this really is awash with the same and you can barely make out the nebula. The filter seems to push the nebula forward with the disadvantage that you need much longer frames

Anyway, thanks for looking and dslr users, please post if you've had a go at this. 

 

 

 

700d on nt150s. ISO800

 

Edited July 2, 2021 by alacant

[wookie1965]

Wow.

[AstroMuni]

Beautiful. What software was used for post processing?

[The Lazy Astronomer]

1 hour ago, AstroMuni said:

Beautiful. What software was used for post processing?

Knowing @alacant, this will all have been done in Startools.

[AstroMuni]

1 hour ago, The Lazy Astronomer said:

Knowing @alacant, this will all have been done in Startools.

You are probably right but I think he uses Siril as well??

Edited July 2, 2021 by AstroMuni

[Mr Spock]

Very nice. The contrast between the different regions is really well done.

[alacant]

4 hours ago, AstroMuni said:

post processing

Hi and thanks for your post.

StarTools

This is with an alpha of the next (soon, I feel sure)  release, v1.8. Amongst other goodies, deconvolution like you wouldn't believe.

Recommended.

Cheers

[The Lazy Astronomer]

3 hours ago, alacant said:

Hi and thanks for your post.

StarTools

This is with an alpha of the next (soon, I feel sure)  release, v1.8. Amongst other goodies, deconvolution like you wouldn't believe.

Recommended.

Cheers

I am very much looking forward to v1.8!

[bottletopburly]

17 hours ago, alacant said:

deconvolution like you wouldn't believe.

Outstanding feature ,1.8 really is worth the wait👍