Horsehead - My best effort yet

Started by reconair, 01/22/2007 07:53PM
Posted 01/22/2007 07:53PM Opening Post
The Horsehead is a difficult nebula to photograph for me. This shot was taken with a Takahashi TSA102 on a G-11 mount manually guided. Exposure was 1 hour in Ha. Post-processed in K3CCDtools and CS2/fits Liberator.

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Scott Busby
A.K.A. Reconair

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Posted 01/22/2007 07:59PM #1
hi Luis Scott,

perfect guided stars! and very nice horsehead!
how much exposure time did You invest?
best regards
Dietmar

clear skies, guys!
Dietmar
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Posted 01/22/2007 08:00PM #2
Great shot Louis! 8)
Beautiful detail & contrast!


Thanks for sharing!

Ivan Gastaldo 8)
Coconut Creek, FL

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