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M17 Swan Nebula from A.S.I.G.N.
I had a slight tracking problem, which means I will be doing this one
again, however, I am still very happy with the image data. It was good practice. 7 x 4 Minute exposures, stacked on Deep Sky Stacker with offsets and darks removed. Cropped and resized. Manual guided Canon400D on Skywatcher Pro series ED80. Baz. |
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M17 Swan Nebula from A.S.I.G.N.
"Barry" wrote in message ups.com... :I had a slight tracking problem, which means I will be doing this one : again, however, I am still very happy with the image data. It was good : practice. : : 7 x 4 Minute exposures, stacked on Deep Sky Stacker with offsets and : darks removed. Cropped and resized. : : Manual guided Canon400D on Skywatcher Pro series ED80. : : Baz. : : Can we have it in X-ray and IR please? |
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M17 Swan Nebula from A.S.I.G.N.
On Aug 4, 1:22 am, "Androcles" wrote:
"Barry" wrote in message ups.com... :I had a slight tracking problem, which means I will be doing this one : again, however, I am still very happy with the image data. It was good : practice. : : 7 x 4 Minute exposures, stacked on Deep Sky Stacker with offsets and : darks removed. Cropped and resized. : : Manual guided Canon400D on Skywatcher Pro series ED80. : : Baz. : : Can we have it in X-ray and IR please? I WISH!!!!!! Lol! Now if anyone would care to donate funds to A.S.I.G.N. for said equipment.......... |
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M17 Swan Nebula from A.S.I.G.N.
"Barry" wrote in message ups.com... : On Aug 4, 1:22 am, "Androcles" wrote: : "Barry" wrote in message : : ups.com... : :I had a slight tracking problem, which means I will be doing this one : : again, however, I am still very happy with the image data. It was good : : practice. : : : : 7 x 4 Minute exposures, stacked on Deep Sky Stacker with offsets and : : darks removed. Cropped and resized. : : : : Manual guided Canon400D on Skywatcher Pro series ED80. : : : : Baz. : : : : : : Can we have it in X-ray and IR please? : : I WISH!!!!!! Lol! Now if anyone would care to donate funds to : A.S.I.G.N. for said equipment.......... God said "Let there be x-rays and IR light too". And it came to pass that man made filters and Canon400Ds. What else do you need besides a couple of filters and a longer exposure time? After all, you have 10.1 Megapixels of superior CMOS resolution for a thousand aussie bucks and obviously a telescope, you built your own hatbox. I saw your router, what's a filter cost to a rich cobber like you? Anyway, it'll be good practice for whatever it is you are practicing for. Marie Curie noticed radiation fogged film back in 1897, we have x-ray film in hospitals because of it for 100 years. As for IR, http://www.atsf.co.uk/ilight/tech/ilightec.html The reason I ask is this: http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap070411.html What I'd like to know is what percentage of spiral arm galaxies have rotated x-ray and IR images; skies have been clouded over all summer here. |
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