ASTRO: DSLR photography - Pelican_neb.jpg (1/1)

Impressive Robert! not possible from my location (light pollution etc).
reg
Dirk

--
Dirk van den Herik

A journey of thousand lightyears
starts with the first step.
"Robert Price" wrote in message
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Its bit noisy but still impressive. Your star images are excellent in all
you shots.

Joe


"Robert Price" wrote in message
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Robert,

as Rick said, if you stack a couple of these you have a winner.

Stefan

"Robert Price" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Joe,

There is more noise than usual because of a higher background level
caused by the 6th being a very hazy night. I could not see any stars
below 30 degrees above the southern horizon, but the northern horizon
was clear and I could see the NAN amd M31 with my eyes. The noise is
a result of having to streatch the image to bring out the nebula and
reduce the background to a black level. Reds especially suffer with
this much processing. Attached is a single 20 minure exposure of the
southern part of NGC7000 taken on a better night, 20 June. Image
processing was limited to background gray-black correction, no
streatching was used. Same equipment-NP-101 and Hutech modified Canon
350D.

Bob



On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 09:56:04 -0400, "J McBride"
wrote:

Its bit noisy but still impressive. Your star images are excellent in all
you shots.

Joe


"Robert Price" wrote in message
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I definitely see the difference.

Joe


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