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Old 19-05-2014, 05:31 PM
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HorseHead Nebula

My Second Attempt at the HorseHead Nebula. Taken at Linden with a Full Spectrum Modded Canon 1100D. EOS CLS-CCD Clip filter. Meade SC8 with a F6.3 Focal Reducer. 25 Subs at 2 Mins each.


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Old 20-05-2014, 09:33 PM
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Welcome to IIS Charles, Gotta say that is a pretty fair image of the horsey for a SC8 and Dslr, Plenty of short subs have kept the stars round and also produced a very smooth image, nice going
It is a Faint target and could do with longer subs but for 25 x 2mins and F10, this is a great result
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Old 20-05-2014, 10:37 PM
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Welcome to IIS Charles, Gotta say that is a pretty fair image of the horsey for a SC8 and Dslr, Plenty of short subs have kept the stars round and also produced a very smooth image, nice going
It is a Faint target and could do with longer subs but for 25 x 2mins and F10, this is a great result
Thanks for the positive comments.

You should have seen my first attempt before I modded the Camera. Even with 5 Min subs the Nebula look horrid.

I do want to do this one again with longer subs but it's getting to low in the sky now. Later in the year I will have another go.


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