Finally finished my new M33 image. I wanted to go way deeper than I had years ago with an ED80. This new image was 5.75 hours of images with 5 & 10 min subs, mostly 10 minute images, as I wanted to go deep. 150 minutes was devoted to RGB the balance was in Lum & Ha. Ha really helped with the nebula detail. I was also pleased to capture many background galaxies, some seen through the spiral armes of M33.
I would have liked to get more data, but I setup and tear down at remote sites and the weather does not hold up well for multi-night adventures here in Oregon.
Thanks Sam
TMB 80mm (cnc) f/6 w/ Tele-Vue .8 reducer for f/4.8 & 384mm
Astro-Physics 1200 mount
SBIG-St10xme & CFW9 with Astrodon LRGB filters gen.1
CCDSoft, CCDStack; CS-2
5.75 hours
I would have liked to get more data, but I setup and tear down at remote sites and the weather does not hold up well for multi-night adventures here in Oregon.
Thanks Sam
TMB 80mm (cnc) f/6 w/ Tele-Vue .8 reducer for f/4.8 & 384mm
Astro-Physics 1200 mount
SBIG-St10xme & CFW9 with Astrodon LRGB filters gen.1
CCDSoft, CCDStack; CS-2
5.75 hours
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Sam
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