Fist images

[AMG (Nathaniel)]

Hi I have been signed up here for a while and done loads of reading, but haven't posted. These were a few of my first images from over the past few months.

Equipment
AZ-EQ6
BT200 f4
ASI 120MM-S and Orion Mini Guide Scope
Baader MPCC MkIII
Unmodified Nikon D7000

[AMG (Nathaniel)]

Few more
NGC6744
Lagoon Nebula
Pleiades
Tarantula Nebula

[spiezzy]

Hey Nathaniel
I would be very proud of those images they are quite good love the Pleiades keep em coming
cheers Pete

[Somnium (Aidan)]

that is impressive for first attempts, like unbelievably good ...

[PKay (Peter)]

Well done mate!
The more experienced make it look easy...it's not!
A great achievement.

[RickS (Rick)]

That's a great start. Well done!

[sil (Steve)]

beautiful, I think you can still get a bit more contrast and detail with the data you have, so don't throw away the source files. You can return as you learn and improve (we should never stop learning and improving, we are all beginners Oddly I dislike the star streaks in the Pleiades, it has such deep rich colour and tons of details the stars can overwhelm the shot somewhat. Just personal taste of course, no criticism, mine are nowhere near as good.

[ChrisV (Chris)]

There's some really nice pics there Nathaniel. Really like your 5128.
What exposure times etc and how were they processed ?

[blink138 (Pat)]

really like both of your galaxy shots there fella!
pat

[johnyb (John)]

Nice work Nathaniel.

How many subs and exposure times, iso etc? What software are you using?

I am sure many are keen to find out how you went about taking those pics.

Kind regards

John

[jenchris (Jennifer)]

Would love to know what and how you used.

[AMG (Nathaniel)]

Thanks for the kind words.
Processing is with an old version of nebulosity and photoshop CS6.

NGC6774 - was 17 x300s exposures
pleiades was 10 x 240s exposures part.
Trantula and Lagoon Nebula were 8 x 240s exposures.

Ill have to look on my Laptop for the Centaurus A details.