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Originally Posted by Octane
Looking good!
You're not wrong; SII is a pain.
How long was each sub-exposure?
H
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Thanks H. 5min subs. Got the temperature compensation working with the FSQ. Focused once around 6:00pm then stopped at 1:00am. Still in focus after 7h and a 6c temperature drop.
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Originally Posted by Atmos
Looking really nice, I guess this is one of those things that I am going to be coming up against in the coming weeks when my 3nm narrow band set arrives  Haven't as of yet done narrow band imaging. Hence, no idea how painful it can potentially be :/
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Thanks mate. Yes Sii requires a very fast system.
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Originally Posted by Paul Haese
Most objects in SII look odd Marc. Certainly no where near as much as the hydrogen out there to capture and little wonder it does not appear to be much. Your image looks good though Marc.
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Thanks Paul. I guess I'm used to capture data a lot faster than that. An obs and permanent setup sure would be great.
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Originally Posted by RickS
Looks cool, Marc. Eta Car does have a reasonable amount of SII compared to a lot of other objects. A bi-colour image should look quite interesting.
Cheers,
Rick.
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Thanks Rick. My other target was M16, but it's worse. I have other channels on Eta shot with the same scope. Ha, Sii and IR now. Might try to do a funky blend see what comes out. I haven't got any Oiii yet. Next clear night.
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Originally Posted by sjastro
Nice image Marc.
Steven
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Thanks Steven.
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Originally Posted by Rex
Wow Marc, that looks really dreamy. I've never seen a view of Carina like this. Nice work.
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Thanks Rex. Not many Sii only shots around. People tend to do tri-color straight away because they use filter wheels I guess. I shoot the same channel all night until I get a good pic.