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NGC7822 - nebula in the constellation Cepheus.
Nov 26, 2017 07:10:19   #
nikonshooter Loc: Spartanburg, South Carolina
 
This is several nights of work - 12.5 hours of total exposure time - narrowband 60, 5 minute Ha - 45, 5 minute Sii - 45, 5 minute Oiii. I imaged with the Stellarvue 70T and ASI1600MM-C. Processed in PixInsight and PSCC.


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Nov 26, 2017 07:29:26   #
jkoar Loc: The Gunks, NY
 
So very beautiful!

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Nov 26, 2017 10:50:10   #
Europa Loc: West Hills, CA
 
Looks like you figured out the stars. Looks good.

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Nov 26, 2017 11:38:33   #
Albuqshutterbug Loc: Albuquerque NM
 
Beautiful results Ed.
I was wondering if you stay up and monitor and tweak or do you start a session and just let it run.
My setup still needs to be babysat.
Great job.

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Nov 26, 2017 13:57:32   #
SonnyE Loc: Communist California, USA
 
Great results Ed!

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Nov 26, 2017 20:27:03   #
nikonshooter Loc: Spartanburg, South Carolina
 
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
Beautiful results Ed.
I was wondering if you stay up and monitor and tweak or do you start a session and just let it run.
My setup still needs to be babysat.
Great job.



I like to start a imaging session with the time to the meridian (transit) in mind. I calculate how many images I can get before transit. Depending on how late that is I may stay up and flip the mount or just park the scope on transit. Tonight I am imaging the Flame Nebula - it will be crossing the meridian at 1:22 ...I need to work on pics I took at the USC vs Clemson football game so I plan on being up, I will flip the mount then and continue imaging until 5:30 am - park the scope. But if I didn't have to work on these fb pics....I might just image until time to flip and tell the mount to park rather than flip. But I rarely monitor the imaging session. When I first got started I watch ever image come in and giggled. Now I sleep....work on images or watch TV.

I have not comfortable setting up auto flip ...actually I have never tried. I need to add that to my "todo" list this year.

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Nov 27, 2017 15:13:18   #
Albuqshutterbug Loc: Albuquerque NM
 
nikonshooter wrote:
I like to start a imaging session with the time to the meridian (transit) in mind. I calculate how many images I can get before transit. Depending on how late that is I may stay up and flip the mount or just park the scope on transit. Tonight I am imaging the Flame Nebula - it will be crossing the meridian at 1:22 ...I need to work on pics I took at the USC vs Clemson football game so I plan on being up, I will flip the mount then and continue imaging until 5:30 am - park the scope. But if I didn't have to work on these fb pics....I might just image until time to flip and tell the mount to park rather than flip. But I rarely monitor the imaging session. When I first got started I watch ever image come in and giggled. Now I sleep....work on images or watch TV.

I have not comfortable setting up auto flip ...actually I have never tried. I need to add that to my "todo" list this year.
I like to start a imaging session with the time to... (show quote)


Thank you very much.

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Nov 28, 2017 02:02:24   #
bwana Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada
 
nikonshooter wrote:
This is several nights of work - 12.5 hours of total exposure time - narrowband 60, 5 minute Ha - 45, 5 minute Sii - 45, 5 minute Oiii. I imaged with the Stellarvue 70T and ASI1600MM-C. Processed in PixInsight and PSCC.

Worked out darn nice!

bwa

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