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Old 15-08-2006, 06:13 PM
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first attempt at the helix nebula

this shot is made up of 4pics @iso800 stacked and 4 pics at iso 1600 stacked and the resulting two pics stacked in registax , levels adjusted in photoshop , noise reduced in neat image and picture finally cropped. Taken using a canon 350d unmodified attached to an Lx90 with a ~f7 homemade focal reducer on an adjustable polar aligned wooden wedge mounted on a pier. telescope was unguided and pictures taken using a homemade interval timer . best pics (no trailing) were stacked.Nothing like the Hubble look alikes i've seen on this forum but best i can do so far with my setup.
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Old 15-08-2006, 06:22 PM
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Hi Philip,

Well I'd say that is a great start. What was your exposure time?

Nice colour comming through on the Helix.
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Old 15-08-2006, 09:41 PM
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whoops missed some info

sorry Lester i forgot to put the exposure . itwas 2minutes unguded.
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great shot phil! more stacks will enchance the colours + a UHC-S filter will do the trick.
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