And just as messed up as the Gulf War, with as much shock and awe as Schwartzkopf promised us
The shock - a new record for me. Not only is this an incorporation of
8 hours of data over 2 separate nights, but the very fact I stayed with a target
The awe - yes, it is still full of awe
Quite awe-ful.
With this 85mm FSQ, I think it is going to need another 4 hours....and it looks like tonight I can grab that again.
Moon was pretty darned full still, and Corona Australis is QUITE near the Moon, but I thought to hell with wise consensus, and plugged away at it in glorious unfiltered (except UV/IR) OSC RGB
I had the new FSQ-85 large sensor flattener added this time, and it integrated perfectly with the 1.01% difference with the old data in PixInsight
I also upped the dither to 3 pixels to help mitigate the 8300's fixed pattern noise, and it did work to good effect, but integrating it with the old data still shows the old data's obvious FPN. Ah well - good lesson on strong dithering with the noisy 8300.
Anyhoo, here it be.
https://www.astrobin.com/full/343506/D/?nc=user
Now with enhanced reds and blues:
https://www.astrobin.com/343506/F/
Astrobin is having coughs and farts today, so bear with it.
And for the generally sedentary CBF types, a lossy loser JPEG