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Old 29-03-2023, 01:23 PM
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Rho Ophiuchi complex and the Blue Horsehead
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This is a work in progress, an image I hope to improve with more integration time if ever the skies should clear.



Canon 6D looking through a Canon L series lens riding on the Star Adventurer mount.



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Very pretty !
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Very nice shot!
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lovely shot
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Nice image! I've captured each target individually, each time using mosaics to cover the field of view, but never both together. Sometimes it's good to back off the focal length a bit!

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That's a ripper. What are the exposure details?

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Gorgeous colours

Well done!
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That's a ripper. What are the exposure details?

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Hi Greg,


Thank you for your comment!. The exposure details were 90-minute exposure composed of 30 x 180sec, at ISO1600, using a Canon 6D and Canon 70-200mm Mk2 L series lens set to 140mm f/4. So, a relatively short exposure.


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Old 31-03-2023, 06:50 AM
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Really nice Paul. The contrast is lovely and I love all the star patterns in this widefield shot. One for the pool room for sure!
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Thank you everyone for your encouraging comments


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Sensational photo! You have to be proud of this one,the rest of us would be. Please share exposure times and othercapture details.
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Wowsers. That's a lot of colour there. I like it.
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Sensational photo! You have to be proud of this one,the rest of us would be. Please share exposure times and othercapture details.

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Thanks! Glad you like it The exposure time was 90-minutes comprised of 30x180sec using iso1600 on my modded Canon 6D mk1 looking through a Canon L series 70-200mm zoom lens set to 140mm f4 all riding on a Sky Watcher Star Adventurer star tracker.



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Thanks for sharing your technique. Again a great photo!
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I like the colour of this image but maybe turn down the saturation a little. Nice to capture the entire area though.
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As colourful as it is, its the dust that I find most impressive in this image... its kind of thick and sweet looking, gives the image 3D pop.
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Beautiful part of the night sky, certainly did it justice
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One of the nicest fields I have seen great image really nice!
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One of the nicest fields I have seen great image really nice!

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Great colours and nice wide field
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