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Old 30-10-2013, 02:35 PM
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Ngc253 with DSLR

NGC253 with DSLR
The images were taken yesterday and we had a lot of high-level smoke from the prescribed burnings in the hills.
Total of 105min (2min unguided subs)
60Da + CPC925x0.63
If there is no smoke today I hope to add some Ha.
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Old 30-10-2013, 02:48 PM
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Very nice.

That bit of green halo can be removed with the free HLVG plug in for photoshop.

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Old 30-10-2013, 03:01 PM
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Very nice image Ian! Can't believe you managed 2min unguided subs with a CPC9.25, impressive!
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Old 30-10-2013, 06:25 PM
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Terrific shot Ian. Really well done.
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What a beauty Ian

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Old 30-10-2013, 09:11 PM
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Very nice.
That bit of green halo can be removed with the free HLVG plug in for photoshop.
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Thanks Greg, thanks for the hint!
Is the plug-in similar to the PixInsight SCNR?

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Can't believe you managed 2min unguided subs with a CPC9.25, impressive!
Thanks Mohammed.
I use HD-wedge, so it's EQ-south mode, not alt-az.

Thanks Marc & Jo ..
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Old 30-10-2013, 09:14 PM
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Nice image, Ian! SCNR will do the trick too.
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Nice image Ian. really nice detail in the arms.
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Old 30-10-2013, 09:57 PM
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Ian I believe that HLVG is a Photoshop version of the PI SCNR. Not 100% sure but I think so.

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Old 31-10-2013, 08:23 AM
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An amazing result with a DSLR -
what will you achieve with a CCD one day?
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Nice image Ian! Maybe we could try and do some long baseline optical interferometry! I was on the same target on the other side of Perth at the same time :-)
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Nice image, Ian! SCNR will do the trick too.

I’ll reprocess the whole thing when I have the Ha data.
Cheers Rick.


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Rex wrote: Nice image Ian. really nice detail in the arms.

It’s harder, but you can squeeze some details out of DSLR images too
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Greg wrote: Ian I believe that HLVG is a Photoshop version of the PI SCNR. Not 100% sure but I think so.

People say so, I’ll try both, just for comparison.
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what will you achieve with a CCD one day?

For LP backyard photography as I practise DSLRs are just OK
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Nice image Ian! Maybe we could try and do some long baseline optical interferometry! I was on the same target on the other side of Perth at the same time :-)
Cheers,
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True.
Your side of the town must be much darker than the surrounded by shopping centres Churchlands ..
Next time when you shoot something interesting – give me a buzz – combined, we’ll have 3D ..

Cheers mate ..
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Very good details in 253 Ian, a nice galaxy glow about it also for 2min subs and your scope F/ratio ? CPC925x0.63 That would make the F10 to F6.3, is this correct ?
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Very good details in 253 Ian, a nice galaxy glow about it also for 2min subs and your scope F/ratio ? CPC925x0.63 That would make the F10 to F6.3, is this correct ?
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yeah, optics says it should be F6.3 ..
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Great looking galaxy photo Ian, especially being unguided.

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Good job! That's on my target list this month
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Great looking galaxy photo Ian, especially being unguided.
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Thanks Ross,

I performed 3 iteration of 2-star + mount alignment and when Diphda appeared right in the middle of the cross I knew the alignment was almost perfect.
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Good job! That's on my target list this month
Thanks Brett,


This month is probably the best for this target ..
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