Hi Everyone,
Here is my latest image. It is a real obscure one called LBN 999. It doesn't seem to be imaged much. I can't find any other image of it on the Web. It is on the border of Monoceros and Orion. It is extremely faint – so much so that the LUM (which in this case is Ha data) was 8.75 hours just to get any reasonable data!! I took the RGB data in Bin2 mode so it’s a little noisy. I definitely need to get a lot more RGB data to overcome the noise.
AP155EDF f/7
.67x reducer
ST-10XME HaRGB 525:21:21:21 min.
The clouds are back so no imaging tonight. Hope your skies are clear.
Tom Davis
Inkom, ID
Here is my latest image. It is a real obscure one called LBN 999. It doesn't seem to be imaged much. I can't find any other image of it on the Web. It is on the border of Monoceros and Orion. It is extremely faint – so much so that the LUM (which in this case is Ha data) was 8.75 hours just to get any reasonable data!! I took the RGB data in Bin2 mode so it’s a little noisy. I definitely need to get a lot more RGB data to overcome the noise.
AP155EDF f/7
.67x reducer
ST-10XME HaRGB 525:21:21:21 min.
The clouds are back so no imaging tonight. Hope your skies are clear.
Tom Davis
Inkom, ID
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