Thanks Raymo

[PaulSthcoast (Paul)]

Hi everyone.

Time and weather haven't been my best friends of late.

But once again, inspired by Raymo, I have decided to
post my few images I was able to capture since late May.

This one is of Scorpio / Sagittarius regions.

UV modded Canon 1000D
Nifty 50 (50mm lens)
10 x 45 seconds.
ISO 1600
Skywatcher StarAdventurer

Stacked in asiair pro
Processed with Snapseed

A little noisy through high ISO.

Thanks for looking.

Paul.

[rustigsmed (Russell)]

nice shot paul some more subs will iron out the noise a bit more.

cheers

[PKay (Peter)]

Good one Paul

Needs a quick crop around the edges.

Well done

[PaulSthcoast (Paul)]

Thanks Russell,

yes, a few more and some darks wouldn't go astray either.


Peter,

yep, well spotted !

Thanks for the replies.

Paul.

[Camelopardalis (Dunk)]

Well done Paul there’s a lot of fun to be had with the thrifty fifty.

Raymo is an IIS legend, btw

[raymo]

Thanks for the kind words Dunk, but I can't be a legend because I actually exist.
raymo

[raymo]

Paul, Your image is extremely noisy, and would be pretty good without the noise.
You don't mention whether you are using darks, flats, etc: or whether you
use in camera noise reduction. The 1100D has a 1600 ISO sweet spot, and
if I remember correctly, the 1200 does too, so I'm guessing that the 1000D
does as well. It's worth googling to find out. Many other models are 800,
including my 600D. You could improve the noise situation dramatically by taking lots more subs, say another 40 or 50.
raymo

[Camelopardalis (Dunk)]

Originally Posted by raymo

Thanks for the kind words Dunk, but I can't be a legend because I actually exist.
raymo

Ha ha

Guru?

[raymo]

It is quite remarkable that anyone should call me either of those terms, as
what I know about digital AP you could write on the back of a postage stamp.
I came into digital in my 70s and couldn't get my head around all the
computer stuff.
raymo

[Camelopardalis (Dunk)]

Originally Posted by raymo

It is quite remarkable that anyone should call me either of those terms, as
what I know about digital AP you could write on the back of a postage stamp.
I came into digital in my 70s and couldn't get my head around all the
computer stuff.
raymo

raymo, I think your modesty inspires, such that any of us can have a go at this I tip my hat, sir!