Marc G
Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
Shooting Cygnus under nautical night, not ideal as it was so light but the NBZ filter & 5 min subs gathered the photons Friday night.
Techy Bits......
Askar 180mm
Altair Astro filter holder
NBZ filter
Altair Astro 269c pro tec
Skywatcher AZ/GTI in EQ mode.
APT for focus, plate solve, PA, dithering & imagining
Lights 40 @ 300s 285g HGC 25os (-5c)
Darks 10 300s
Flats & Flat Darks x 30
Stacked, registered, intergrated in APP
Post Processed in PS CC2015
SonnyE
Loc: Communist California, USA
Beautiful and very detailed Marc!
bwana
Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada
Marc G wrote:
Shooting Cygnus under nautical night, not ideal as it was so light but the NBZ filter & 5 min subs gathered the photons Friday night.
Techy Bits......
Askar 180mm
Altair Astro filter holder
NBZ filter
Altair Astro 269c pro tec
Skywatcher AZ/GTI in EQ mode.
APT for focus, plate solve, PA, dithering & imagining
Lights 40 @ 300s 285g HGC 25os (-5c)
Darks 10 300s
Flats & Flat Darks x 30
Stacked, registered, intergrated in APP
Post Processed in PS CC2015
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Lovely capture and processing!
bwa
I admit I'm at a loss for words, I love widefield images. There is so much in the image that sucks you in , like you're part of the image of Cygnus. KUDOS Marc!
Marc G
Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
SonnyE wrote:
Beautiful and very detailed Marc!
Thanks mate.
Darker nights are coming :)
Ballard
Loc: Grass Valley, California
Marc G wrote:
Shooting Cygnus under nautical night, not ideal as it was so light but the NBZ filter & 5 min subs gathered the photons Friday night.
Techy Bits......
Askar 180mm
Altair Astro filter holder
NBZ filter
Altair Astro 269c pro tec
Skywatcher AZ/GTI in EQ mode.
APT for focus, plate solve, PA, dithering & imagining
Lights 40 @ 300s 285g HGC 25os (-5c)
Darks 10 300s
Flats & Flat Darks x 30
Stacked, registered, intergrated in APP
Post Processed in PS CC2015
Shooting Cygnus under nautical night, not ideal as... (
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Great shot. The crescent nebula really jumps out in this image.
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