Hi all, I captured this a few weeks back during a brief session between the clouds.
This is NGC2467 taken with the DSI II and f/3.3 focal reducer using a 13nm Ha filter.
It consists of 100 subs at 30 seconds each taken using Envisage and light processing in Maxim.
I was a very hot night which I think has softened the image or it may be my eyes , but what really excited me was the little X clearly visible, I'm not sure what it is or how it formed but it looks great.
Thanks Glen & Eric, I did momentarily toy with the idea of the DSI III but I think I'd rather use that money and put it towards a Starlight Xpress which I think will be a good step up to the next level.
At the moment there is still a lot I can learn with the DSI II and I would still like to try Ha, OIII & SII colour mapping with it as well. that is when I finally get my backpay owing to me for the last 12 months and I can buy the filters, hopefully by March if all goes well.
Cheers
Last edited by Ric; 23-01-2008 at 06:36 PM.
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Nice Ha Ric! yeap smooth as and I can see that x quiet clearly.
I like that little star towards the bottom with the neb around it. Looks like a little PN.
cheers Gary
I noticed a while back that the Strongman had his whole Starlight kit up for sale at a very reasonable price but alas I pondered for too long over it and was beaten to it.
Nice work Ric. By the looks of the image you've got your setup dialled in. If anything perhaps a little too smooth. Not sure if its a focus "thing" or processing. Still very pleasing to the eyes. Keep it up.
Thanks Jase, I feel that my understanding of imaging is all starting to come together a bit more easier now, allthough there is still a way to go down this road and I suppose you really never stop learning.
, but what really excited me was the little X clearly visible, I'm not sure what it is or how it formed but it looks great.
