Had tonnes of bad weather here lately, and I took all my gear out of the observatory lest the dome/shutters come off again when what was left of Debbie started heading down the coast with predicted bad winds (that never eventuated). Back up and running again now, albeit the recent "clear" nights have been with a full moon and frequented by thin clouds.
This is only 2.3hrs of data captured over two nights. Had to discard most of my Ha data because I foolishly had settling disabled so most of my Ha data got ruined by dithering that was triggering every 3 subs.
Hadn't really planned on calling it a day on this one, given the little amount of data, was only playing around with the data, so I did no decon on it before bringing it into Photoshop where I found I was reasonably happy with it, so I just applied some smart sharpening, which I don't normally use.
Have to say I'm pretty happy with the result given so little data. Oh, and zero calibration frames were used here because my sensor has started freezing up at the -20c I shot all my bias/darks at, and I had to start shooting at -10c.
As always, constructive criticism is welcome!
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Astrobin.