Whirlpool Galaxy & Horsehead Nebula thru Heavy Cloud
Apr 2, 2017 21:25:42 #
I don't normally post crappy images; however, when I get even semi-recognizable results thru heavy cloud it is worth noting...
Both images:
Astro-Tech 65EDQ scope, Celestron AVX mount
Luminance only: 16x30sec (both high and low used)
Enjoy!
bwa
Both images:
Astro-Tech 65EDQ scope, Celestron AVX mount
Luminance only: 16x30sec (both high and low used)
Enjoy!
bwa
Apr 3, 2017 00:22:32 #
bwana wrote:
I don't normally post crappy images; however, when I get even semi-recognizable results thru heavy cloud it is worth noting...
Both images:
Astro-Tech 65EDQ scope, Celestron AVX mount
Luminance only: 16x30sec (both high and low used)
Enjoy!
bwa
Both images:
Astro-Tech 65EDQ scope, Celestron AVX mount
Luminance only: 16x30sec (both high and low used)
Enjoy!
bwa
Your X-Ray vision seems to have been working. Nice effort!
Apr 3, 2017 01:43:18 #
JimH123 wrote:
Your X-Ray vision seems to have been working. Nice effort!
I once tried radiotelescopy... Not very successfully!
bwa
Apr 3, 2017 09:36:45 #
bwana wrote:
I don't normally post crappy images; however, when I get even semi-recognizable results thru heavy cloud it is worth noting...
Both images:
Astro-Tech 65EDQ scope, Celestron AVX mount
Luminance only: 16x30sec (both high and low used)
Enjoy!
bwa
Both images:
Astro-Tech 65EDQ scope, Celestron AVX mount
Luminance only: 16x30sec (both high and low used)
Enjoy!
bwa
Every effort on the Astro Forum deserves​some form of comments. This is a great effort through cloudy skies. I can't wait to see new ones under clear skies. I'm sure they will live up to your typical high standards.
Craig
Apr 3, 2017 10:16:38 #
bwana wrote:
I don't normally post crappy images; however, when I get even semi-recognizable results thru heavy cloud it is worth noting...
Both images:
Astro-Tech 65EDQ scope, Celestron AVX mount
Luminance only: 16x30sec (both high and low used)
Enjoy!
bwa
Both images:
Astro-Tech 65EDQ scope, Celestron AVX mount
Luminance only: 16x30sec (both high and low used)
Enjoy!
bwa
Nicely done on both images considering the conditions.
Snagged a piece of the flame nebula as well.
Well done.
Jim
Apr 3, 2017 15:41:30 #
CraigFair wrote:
Every effort on the Astro Forum deserves​some form of comments. This is a great effort through cloudy skies. I can't wait to see new ones under clear skies. I'm sure they will live up to your typical high standards.
Craig
Craig
Those "clear skies" seem to be few and far between...
bwa
Apr 10, 2017 11:45:39 #
I was shootin through cloud cover last night.
It's amazing how our telescopes can "see" through crap we can't.
I finally gave up around 11 PM when PHD2 was blinkin red due to target star lost.
Poopy soup. Definitely a weird year for weather.
It's amazing how our telescopes can "see" through crap we can't.
I finally gave up around 11 PM when PHD2 was blinkin red due to target star lost.
Poopy soup. Definitely a weird year for weather.
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