Corona Australis with EasyHDR

[avandonk]

Had a reasonable night until the fog started to form. I managed to collect enough data for this.
Large image 2.0 MB.
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~trlee8/corA_ehdr07.jpg

Details
Canon 5DH, Canon 300mm F2.8L at f/2.8, 20x1 min, 8x4 min, 6x16 min, at an ISO of 500, ambient temperature 8 deg C at start 2 deg C at finish. Fridge temperature -11 deg C. No sign of condensation yet.
Used Images Plus and RegiStar to produce three stacked images at each exposure level and used EasyHDR to produce an LDR TIFF.


Bert

[iceman]

That's beautiful, Bert.. lovely and haunting at the same time.

However I'd prefer it with diffraction spikes - personal opinion :)

[ballaratdragons]

That is lovely Bert!

Fantastic work with HDR getting both the Neb and the Glob without burnout!!! :thumbsup:

[Ric]

A very nice image Bert, the starfield is so sharp and well defined and the nebula stands out against the backdrop wonderfully.

[Garyh]

Its nice to see Corona Australis images come around again...
and you have done a nice job of it with the 300mm lense and your eski !!!
Love it!!!!

[Dr Nick]

Nice pic! ;)

[acropolite]

I'll have to disagree, diffraction spikes are, IMO, chocolate boxy. Nice image Bert.:camera:

[h0ughy]

Love it, what a beauty Bert!!!!!!!!