full moon clusters

[alacant]

Hi everyone

In our continuing don't-give-up-at-full-moon series, this month we chose m39 and ngc7789. To give an idea of the moon gradient, here's the result of StarTools' first look at the luminance, along with its final renditions.

Do post your full moon dslr efforts. It really is doable:)

Thanks for looking.

 

 

 

eos700d @ ISO200 90 minutes each

m39: cygnus

ngc7789: cassiopeia

Edited August 25, 2021 by alacant

[Clarkey]

I quite agree. Brighter objects such as stars which do not need excessive stretching with a good gradient removal tool (such as Star Tools) are quite possible with a full moon. There are so few clear nights here that you need to use every opportunity possible.

[Grant93]

Such a great idea, Will definitely be trying this out on my next opportunity