john_drummond
07-02-2017, 09:25 PM
Hi,
Here’s the Horsehead Nebula taken over the last few weeks (thanks drought) with a 18cm f2.8 Takahashi Epsilon Newtonian and SBIG STL11000M CCD. 18 x 10 minute Clear, 15 x 10 minute Ha, 6 x Green and Blue, 1x1 bin. –20C.
I calibrated, applied Cosmetic Correction, Star Alignment, and Image Integration In PixInsight. I then did the processing in Photoshop. I’m slowly working through Warren Keller’s Inside excellent PixInsight book – I have yet to work through the processing chapters! -
http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319256801
Regards
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John Drummond, Possum Observatory, IAU Code E94, Gisborne, New Zealand (177d 53' E, 38d 38' S)
Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand president - www.rasnz.org.nz
Gisborne Astronomical Society president - www.astrogas.co.nz
Here’s the Horsehead Nebula taken over the last few weeks (thanks drought) with a 18cm f2.8 Takahashi Epsilon Newtonian and SBIG STL11000M CCD. 18 x 10 minute Clear, 15 x 10 minute Ha, 6 x Green and Blue, 1x1 bin. –20C.
I calibrated, applied Cosmetic Correction, Star Alignment, and Image Integration In PixInsight. I then did the processing in Photoshop. I’m slowly working through Warren Keller’s Inside excellent PixInsight book – I have yet to work through the processing chapters! -
http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319256801
Regards
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John Drummond, Possum Observatory, IAU Code E94, Gisborne, New Zealand (177d 53' E, 38d 38' S)
Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand president - www.rasnz.org.nz
Gisborne Astronomical Society president - www.astrogas.co.nz