M-51Posted By August R. Orlandi |
See NGC 2403 for info.
Thanks
Augie
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Augie
Posts Made By: August R. Orlandi
April 26, 2004 12:07 AM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
April 26, 2004 12:10 AM
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M-81 & M-82Posted By August R. Orlandi |
See NGC 2403 for ditials.
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Augie
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Augie
April 26, 2004 12:12 AM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
M-101Posted By August R. Orlandi |
Please see NGC 2403 for ditials.
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Augie
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Augie
May 29, 2004 01:55 PM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
Another Comet NeatPosted By August R. Orlandi |
Here are 2 more shots of Comet Neat taken
on 5-15-04.
Skies were 6 to 7 clouds moving in and out. With out the clouds it would have been around an 8.
The shot with a blue back ground was a 20 min.exposure and the other was a 30 min.
Film used was Provia 400,120 format not pushed.Pentax 6X7 camera with field flattener on a Astro-Physics 155mm.
These shots were manual guided as the comet movement was very little.
Comments welcome
Augie
on 5-15-04.
Skies were 6 to 7 clouds moving in and out. With out the clouds it would have been around an 8.
The shot with a blue back ground was a 20 min.exposure and the other was a 30 min.
Film used was Provia 400,120 format not pushed.Pentax 6X7 camera with field flattener on a Astro-Physics 155mm.
These shots were manual guided as the comet movement was very little.
Comments welcome
Augie
May 29, 2004 01:59 PM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
Another Comet Neat 2Posted By August R. Orlandi |
This is the 2nd shot of NEAT the 30 min.
one. I didn't know how to post both shots on the same message.
Augie
Here are 2 more shots of Comet Neat taken
on 5-15-04.
Skies were 6 to 7 clouds moving in and out. With out the clouds it would have been around an 8.
The shot with a blue back ground was a 20 min.exposure and the other was a 30 min.
Film used was Provia 400,120 format not pushed.Pentax 6X7 camera with field flattener on a Astro-Physics 155mm.
These shots were manual guided as the comet movement was very little.
Comments welcome
Augie
one. I didn't know how to post both shots on the same message.
Augie
Here are 2 more shots of Comet Neat taken
on 5-15-04.
Skies were 6 to 7 clouds moving in and out. With out the clouds it would have been around an 8.
The shot with a blue back ground was a 20 min.exposure and the other was a 30 min.
Film used was Provia 400,120 format not pushed.Pentax 6X7 camera with field flattener on a Astro-Physics 155mm.
These shots were manual guided as the comet movement was very little.
Comments welcome
Augie
June 27, 2004 04:34 PM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
NGC 6334 or Cat's Paw NebulaPosted By August R. Orlandi |
Here is a shot I took of NGC 6334 or the Cat's Paw Nebula on 6-14-04.
This shot was scanned with a Epson 3200 scanner it is a raw scan the only thing done to it was to resize it and crop in Photoshop.
The only reason for cropping it was the film was damage at the photo lab during developing.
The film used was Kodak E-200 it was exposed for 45 min.
Equipment used : AP 155mm telescope with
field flattener,Pentax 6X7 camera,AP 1200 mount.
Comments welcome
Augie
This shot was scanned with a Epson 3200 scanner it is a raw scan the only thing done to it was to resize it and crop in Photoshop.
The only reason for cropping it was the film was damage at the photo lab during developing.
The film used was Kodak E-200 it was exposed for 45 min.
Equipment used : AP 155mm telescope with
field flattener,Pentax 6X7 camera,AP 1200 mount.
Comments welcome
Augie
June 27, 2004 04:51 PM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
M-27 or Dumbbell NebulaPosted By August R. Orlandi |
This shot of M-27 or Dumbbell Nebula was taken on 6-22-04. The moon was not quite 1st quarter and hadn't set yet( about an 1.5 hour away from setting when I took this)
This is the original scan with an Epson 3200 scanner the only thing done to the image was to crop it and down size the number of pixels.
This was the same roll as the Cat's Paw was from.
This was a 45 min exposure on Kodak E-200 film 120 format taken with :
AP 155mm telescope with field flattener.
Pentax 6X7 camera,AP 1200 mount.
Skies and seening were between 8.5 and 9.
Comments welcome
Augie
This is the original scan with an Epson 3200 scanner the only thing done to the image was to crop it and down size the number of pixels.
This was the same roll as the Cat's Paw was from.
This was a 45 min exposure on Kodak E-200 film 120 format taken with :
AP 155mm telescope with field flattener.
Pentax 6X7 camera,AP 1200 mount.
Skies and seening were between 8.5 and 9.
Comments welcome
Augie
July 17, 2004 04:47 PM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
M-20 or Trifid NebulaPosted By August R. Orlandi |
Here is a shot I took of the Trifid Nebula or M-20 also M-22 on 7-14-04.
This shot was scanned with an Epson 3200
scanner.The only other thing done to the scan was to reduce the dpi in Photo Shop.
Film was Kodak E-200 35mm it was a 45 minute exposure with a Nikon F-3 camera at prime focus thru a AP 155mm scope,with
AP field flattener and reducer.
Comments welcome
Augie
This shot was scanned with an Epson 3200
scanner.The only other thing done to the scan was to reduce the dpi in Photo Shop.
Film was Kodak E-200 35mm it was a 45 minute exposure with a Nikon F-3 camera at prime focus thru a AP 155mm scope,with
AP field flattener and reducer.
Comments welcome
Augie
August 30, 2004 12:51 AM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
IC 1805Posted By August R. Orlandi |
Here is a photo I took of IC 1805 or The Heart Nebula located in Cassiopeia on 8-14-04 with Kodak E-200 film pushed 1 stop. This was a 45 minute exposuer taken
with an AP 155mm refactor with field flattener and Pentax 6X7 camera. Guiding was with an ST-4.
I am going to post 2 pictures. 1 is a raw scan and the other is after a little work in Photo Shop.
Comments welcome.
Augie
with an AP 155mm refactor with field flattener and Pentax 6X7 camera. Guiding was with an ST-4.
I am going to post 2 pictures. 1 is a raw scan and the other is after a little work in Photo Shop.
Comments welcome.
Augie
August 30, 2004 12:55 AM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
IC 1805 the 2nd onePosted By August R. Orlandi |
Here is the one redone in Photo Shop.
I guess you can only post one picture per
message.
Augie
I guess you can only post one picture per
message.
Augie
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