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Old 23-12-2018, 01:13 PM
Startrek (Martin)
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M42 Orion short exposures

Tried a few short exposures to keep the core under control and not have to go through layering.But you sacrifice a lot of detail outside ROI
Captured in Sydney under poor seeing conditions
30 x 15 sec subs
No darks
No flats
ISO 800
Canon 600D stock
6” f6 newt on HEQ5 mount
PHD2 guiding at 1.5 to 1.8 arc sec error

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Old 23-12-2018, 01:40 PM
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Martin,
the whole idea of the short exposures is to correctly expose the
core[and specifically the Trapezium], the rest of the image is irrelevant,
as the longer exposures take care of that. Muletopia has been working
on integrating the longs and the shorts, I think without layering; perhaps you could PM him regarding what method he used, I'm sure he wouldn't mind.
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Old 23-12-2018, 02:19 PM
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Thanks for that Raymo
Yes I realise that , I have Startools and it has a layering module which I have fiddled a bit with but need to spend more time on it to master it ( there is limited info about Startools layering just a short YouTube clip or 2 and a brief procedure in the user manual
I’m just happy I got some detail in the core showing the trap without blowing it out to much
Step by step ......
Always a learning curve
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