NGC7331 & Stephan's Quintet: preview of a long term job!
Back here to share the first step of an image that I will continue to integrate, is the first approach to this beautiful field in Pegaso with tiny galaxies on background, in addition to the notes of the title, enhanced by IFN powders that I cannot bring out because the sky was not the best and I was in my backyard, but hope to be able to integrate from mountain skies soon
The image is a light crop due to a bit of field rotation (I didn't aligned the finder guide so great was the rush!) and a small sensor shift which is evident even in flat frame, unfortunately the clamping system of the original chinese fok based on two screws at 90 ° decentralizes the "nose" of the reflex.
Only 16x12' 800iso with idas filter D1, but as a start I'm satisfied with the performance of the FR APccdt67 at about 73mm from the chip, fast down to f/5.6
As always, comments and criticisms are welcome, even if it's just a preview
Nice framing Elio … luv it …
The higher-res picture on Astrobin shows small-signal noise on the colour layer. If you use PixInsight you may try ATrousWaveletTransform with NoisReduction and modest values for layers 1,2 & 3.
The higher-res picture on Astrobin shows small-signal noise on the colour layer. If you use PixInsight you may try ATrousWaveletTransform with NoisReduction and modest values for layers 1,2 & 3.
Thanks Ian, I'll try it soon
The image needs integration anyway...
Quote:
Originally Posted by cometcatcher
I'd be happy with that as a final image.
It's a good start for me indeed, but I have to bring out the dusty IFN before stopping
Thanks!
Quote:
Originally Posted by blink138
fantastico!! really great field and colour
pat
Thanks Pat, that's a gorgeous field, filled of tiny galaxies
Quote:
Originally Posted by nebulosity.
This is going to be a spectacular image! Can't wait to see it when it's done.
Jo
Me too Jo, but weather don't cooperate...last night I have to close after only 6 shots...
Thanks you too for appreciating
Feel like the poor soul who read "abandon hope all ye who enter here"
I hope in the fullness of time to be able to produce something akin to that before I expire.