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Another Rosette...

Started by bbd1624, 02/14/2008 04:26PM
Posted 02/14/2008 04:26PM Opening Post
A few "technical" glitches delayed the start of my imaging session and I only got two 15 minute exposures of the Rosette before it went behind a tree. This was a test of a Ha filter I just picked up and I'm a bit surprised how good it turned out considering the limited exposure time I have.

SV105
QSI516ws
Astronomik 13nm Ha filter
Image size reduced about 50%

Thanks for taking a look.


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Posted 02/14/2008 04:29PM #1
Eric, that's an awesome "TEST"... 8)
Can't wait to see the "REAL" thing... wink

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Posted 02/14/2008 05:13PM | Edited 02/14/2008 07:12PM #2
Hi Eric,
Yes, HA is very good for details huh? Now just add some more and the RGBL and you are set! smile
Here is my last Rosette in HA only, 10 x 6 minute subs, to give an idea of the detail that just HA will provide on that object. Amazing amount of stuff visible in that object, I love it.

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Posted 02/14/2008 07:05PM #3
Very nice test image Eric.

Theres nothing like good long exposures to bring up the snr in an image wink

Jason