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The Jelly Fish
Mar 30, 2021 09:03:06   #
Marc G Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
 
Despite the big glowing orb in last nights sky here we have the Jelly Fish Nebula of which resides within the constellation of Gemini.

Techy Bits......
William Optics Z61
William Optics 0.8 reducer FF
AA filter holder
AA Triband filter
AA 183c pro
HEQ5pro (Rowen Belt modded)
Sharpcap for PA
APT for focus
APT for plate solve & imagining.
Lights 50 400g 25os 180s
Darks 10 400g 25os 180s
Flats & Flat Darks x 30
Stacked, registered, intergrated in APP
Post Processed in PS CC2015


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Mar 30, 2021 09:32:05   #
Sidwalkastronomy Loc: New Jersey Shore
 
nice pinpoint images. job well done

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Mar 30, 2021 09:53:38   #
Europa Loc: West Hills, CA
 
Very nice Marc, that 183 does a great job pulling in data, is a gain of 400 a lot, or is that around unity? (Cant keep up with all these cameras and no set standards for gain/offsets)

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Mar 30, 2021 09:54:03   #
Marc G Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
 
Sidwalkastronomy wrote:
nice pinpoint images. job well done


Thank you, shame about the halos on bright stars.
Think it is reflection from filter?

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Mar 30, 2021 10:01:46   #
Marc G Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
 
Europa wrote:
Very nice Marc, that 183 does a great job pulling in data, is a gain of 400 a lot, or is that around unity? (Cant keep up with all these cameras and no set standards for gain/offsets)


398 is unity gain, I just round it upto 400
yes it really is a good camera & the dreaded star burst is easily managed with calibration frames

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Mar 30, 2021 13:20:32   #
SonnyE Loc: Communist California, USA
 
Beautiful, Marc.
Love me some Jellyfish. It has some amazing definition to pull out of it.


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Mar 30, 2021 14:16:47   #
Marc G Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
 
SonnyE wrote:
Beautiful, Marc.
Love me some Jellyfish. It has some amazing definition to pull out of it.



Thanks mate.
To be honest I was worried about the moon but the triband filter pulled through

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Mar 30, 2021 15:32:42   #
Ballard Loc: Grass Valley, California
 
Marc G wrote:
Despite the big glowing orb in last nights sky here we have the Jelly Fish Nebula of which resides within the constellation of Gemini.

Techy Bits......
William Optics Z61
William Optics 0.8 reducer FF
AA filter holder
AA Triband filter
AA 183c pro
HEQ5pro (Rowen Belt modded)
Sharpcap for PA
APT for focus
APT for plate solve & imagining.
Lights 50 400g 25os 180s
Darks 10 400g 25os 180s
Flats & Flat Darks x 30
Stacked, registered, intergrated in APP
Post Processed in PS CC2015
Despite the big glowing orb in last nights sky her... (show quote)


Excellent shot. Looks like that triband filter works really well when there a lot of moon light. Where you able to set some of the subs before the moon came up to compare the images before and after moonrise.

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Mar 31, 2021 07:23:00   #
Marc G Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
 
Ballard wrote:
Excellent shot. Looks like that triband filter works really well when there a lot of moon light. Where you able to set some of the subs before the moon came up to compare the images before and after moonrise.


Thank you.
To be honest I haven't really compared the exposure in the subs from when the rose & became a potential problem.
All I can say is that the histo in APT preview didn't show any dramatic changes during the course of the night.
Its also worth mentioning that Gemini was almost 180 degrees (opposite) the moon so in theory so what safe from stray light.

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Apr 16, 2021 12:33:04   #
stepping beyond Loc: usa eastcoast
 
Very nice Marc , loads of faint detail bursting throughout .

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