Swan Nebula
Oct 15, 2015 00:36:26 #
Never shot this before.
3 minute exposure in a red zone low on the horizon gets ugly quick.
ISO 100 179 seconds 750mm Newtonian
1st is as shot
2nd is massaged in Canon Digital Professional
Rough but its a start.
3 minute exposure in a red zone low on the horizon gets ugly quick.
ISO 100 179 seconds 750mm Newtonian
1st is as shot
2nd is massaged in Canon Digital Professional
Rough but its a start.
Oct 16, 2015 10:09:11 #
That's really cool never even thought of shooting this target. Might have to see if it's possible at this location.
Matthew
Matthew
Oct 16, 2015 12:31:10 #
Oknoder wrote:
That's really cool never even thought of shooting this target. Might have to see if it's possible at this location.
Matthew
Matthew
Im at 35 degrees North and it's pretty low on the horizon for me.
Oct 16, 2015 12:32:46 #
Oct 16, 2015 13:31:07 #
Oknoder wrote:
Hmm I'm at 48 so prolly a reason it's not in my list already.
You just need to a take trip South is all.
;)
Oct 17, 2015 09:58:21 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
Never shot this before.
3 minute exposure in a red zone low on the horizon gets ugly quick.
ISO 100 179 seconds 750mm Newtonian
1st is as shot
2nd is massaged in Canon Digital Professional
Rough but its a start.
3 minute exposure in a red zone low on the horizon gets ugly quick.
ISO 100 179 seconds 750mm Newtonian
1st is as shot
2nd is massaged in Canon Digital Professional
Rough but its a start.
I really like what you did to the "Purtied up" version Jim.
Now all you need is an IR converted camera.
Craig
:D :-D
Oct 17, 2015 10:22:42 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
You just need to a take trip South is all.
;)
;)
I actually was able to shoot this target last night, sadly it was so shortly after Sunset my exposures were very short with low ISO. Only able to grab six frames before it hid behind my deck. If you don't mind I can post a single 120s200ISO image. I will also try some PP on the subs to see if stacking helps, will post new thread for those if able to get anything.
Matthew
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