SimmoW
31-01-2015, 09:01 PM
Received my 12nm Ha filter the other week, so I"m rapidly getting addicted to Ha! Such beautiful regions revealed.
This is more an experiment rather than an image I'm proud of, especially as I (for some reason) only used 2 minute subs (by 12, at 3200ISO).
But the lower signals reveal some pretty mad hot pixels! Fortunately nicely controlled by application of darks.
First pic is the best I could rescue out of the data.
Second is the stack with use of 5 darks, significantly better than without, but sorely needing more data. Next time I hope to try 8 minute subs.
Last is the stack without use of darks. Yeuck!
Nonetheless I"m still enthralled by the huge swirls of nebulosity revealed in just the 2 mins. Hardly matching John's gorgeous image, but hey, it's 2 mins, not 40!
I"m eagerly awaiting JTW Astro's A7s cooling experiments, I'll be close to the first customer once they go into production and post some comparison shots. Will keep you informed.
This is more an experiment rather than an image I'm proud of, especially as I (for some reason) only used 2 minute subs (by 12, at 3200ISO).
But the lower signals reveal some pretty mad hot pixels! Fortunately nicely controlled by application of darks.
First pic is the best I could rescue out of the data.
Second is the stack with use of 5 darks, significantly better than without, but sorely needing more data. Next time I hope to try 8 minute subs.
Last is the stack without use of darks. Yeuck!
Nonetheless I"m still enthralled by the huge swirls of nebulosity revealed in just the 2 mins. Hardly matching John's gorgeous image, but hey, it's 2 mins, not 40!
I"m eagerly awaiting JTW Astro's A7s cooling experiments, I'll be close to the first customer once they go into production and post some comparison shots. Will keep you informed.