Fnally strung two nights together in a row. Warning: if we're ever driving together don't trust me with navigation; I wound up at the Propeller Nebula while actually aiming for the Crescent...and that's with goto! So I did an hour of the first, 90 minutes on the second. The next night 100 minutes of the Veil. My guiding was a bit more erratic that night. Also my LX90 loses all sense of tracking and guiding after reaching about 80 degrees, limiting my time on these.
All were 10 minute subs with a Schuler Ha
Scope: ZS 66 SD
Camera: MX716
Guiding: DSI Pro with PHD on LX90
Acquired, sigma combined in AA3
Processing in PixInsight Standard--Histogram and curves and noise reduction on backgrounds.
Vanderbei deconvolution plug-in in AA3 on Crescent, automated wavelets in PixInsight on the Veil.
All comments and suggestions very, very welcome.
Thanks,
Larry
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PS: I wound up identifying this one through Jim Thommes' excellent gallery.
All were 10 minute subs with a Schuler Ha
Scope: ZS 66 SD
Camera: MX716
Guiding: DSI Pro with PHD on LX90
Acquired, sigma combined in AA3
Processing in PixInsight Standard--Histogram and curves and noise reduction on backgrounds.
Vanderbei deconvolution plug-in in AA3 on Crescent, automated wavelets in PixInsight on the Veil.
All comments and suggestions very, very welcome.
Thanks,
Larry
Attached or
http://www.freewebs.com/drivewayastronomy/latestimages.htm
PS: I wound up identifying this one through Jim Thommes' excellent gallery.
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You picked up a lot of the faint nebula and your processing looks real nice.
