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Started by geomorph, 11/30/2006 11:41PM
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Posted 11/30/2006 11:41PM Opening Post
Tyler Allred
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Hi. Here is a quick Horsehead from a few nights back.
Tak Epsilon on G-11 with ST2000XM
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8x60s
1x300s
1x600s

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Posted 12/01/2006 05:16AM #1
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Tyler,this is looking very nice mate....rotate camera though,stating this obvious I know. smile
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Posted 12/01/2006 01:48PM #2
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That's a nice quickie, Tyler! I'm curious about the "ringed" haloes around the bright stars. Does it show that pattern in the TIFF file?

Eric
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Posted 12/01/2006 05:28PM #3
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whow Tyler! that`s a lot of nebula for this short exposuretime!
very well done!
Dietmar
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Posted 12/01/2006 07:59PM #4
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Tyler,
Another beautifully rendered wide field image. But I have a whole different line of questioning regarding your multiple exposure times. I know it's common on M42 to expose for both the Trapezium and the nebula, but was wondering about your approach here. You really did get a lot out of this for the times, and if that helped in any way. (I know I sometimes have multiple times, but it's usually because I'm constantly pressing my luck on tracking.)
Thanks,
Larry
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