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Old 12-05-2022, 09:27 PM
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Eta Carinea/ Homunculus

The clouds finally parted again
last week and allowed an opportunity
to utilise a new set up.

Eta Carinea and Homunculus.

Homunculus is Latin for little human.

Early science believed that Homunculea were
found within sperm, waiting to become fully
sized foetus.

The Homunculus can be seen in the center of frame.

04.05.22

70 x 120 light frames guided
Skywatcher AZ-EQ6 GT
Ritchey Cretien 6 inch
Home brew focal reducer/flattener
ZWO 183mc Pro
Optolong L Enhance
Asi air Pro live stacking
Post prossesing in Windows 7
photo gallery and Snapseed.

Some artefacts to be found, but a pleasing result.

Thanks for looking.

Paul
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Old 13-05-2022, 09:22 AM
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Paul,
Another nice image of a popular target
Some good detail exposed and framed perfectly
Well done !!
I would have like to see the image without the LE filter , colours would be more natural exposing more true Ha and Oiii ( reds blues and greens ) especially under really good dark skies and no moon around.
When using the L Enhance its better if you use processing software which has the ability to split the channels from OSC data and at least create a Bi colour blend ( otherwise you end up with a predominantly Tan, Salmon or sometimes Pinkish hue across the whole main structure of the object ) Me included until Startools version 1.6 gave you the opportunity to split the data
I now use Startools v1.7 which works well and has this ability via the Compose module to split the different channels from OSC NB data sets. There are quite a few others like PI etc... too.

Cheers
Martin
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Old 14-05-2022, 05:06 PM
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Great little human.
I will have to try the 183 with one of the L filters as you you to have done well with that aperture
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Old 15-05-2022, 01:34 PM
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Thanks again Martin, good advice.

Ray, I found another quick stack of 7 x 120 seconds.

I also worked out the f ratio for these images was around f/4.7
using a home brew reducer/flattener.

This would account for the greater field of view.

Thanks for your comments.

I am somewhat humbled to think I have given you some inspiration.

Paul.
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