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Saturday, July 21, 2018
Thursday, July 19, 2018
Andromeda Galaxy M31, M32 and M110
Trying to optimize the results from pictures taken earlier this week. In total 48 pictures were taken eacht with an exposure time of 30s and ISO6400. I removed all pictures with "startrails" and stacked the remaining using Deepskystacker. The result is saved as Tiff16bit as this is the max. I can edit with CS4.
Nikon D7500 TLAPO 80/480 f/6 ISO6400 20minutes |
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
The area of Sagittarius M20, M21, M22, M23 and M25
Messier M20 - The Triffid Nebula; an emission nebula
Messier M21 - Open Cluster
Messier M22 - Globular Cluster
Messier M23 - Open Cluster
Messier M25 - Open Cluster
All pictures are taken with Nikon D7500 and refractor TLAPO 80/480 f/6 without filters.
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Messier M29 Cooling Tower
Messier M29 (Cooling Tower) can be found in the constellation Cygnus and is located at a distance of 6000 light years from Earth.
Picture is taken with Nikon D7500 on refractor TLAPO 80/480 f/6 ISO3200 for 15s. No stacking.
Picture is taken with Nikon D7500 on refractor TLAPO 80/480 f/6 ISO3200 for 15s. No stacking.
Eastern Veil Nebula NGC6992
The Eastern Veil Nebula (NGC6992) is seen within the constellation Cygnus. Best observation with OIII filter but the picture below is without any filter.
Crescent Nebula NGC6888
In the constellation Cygnus we find the emission nebula "Crescent Nebula" (NGC6888). It's located at a distance of 5000 light years and can be best observed with OIII, UHC or H-alfa filters. For this picture no filters are used. The picture is a combination of 4 frames, with a total exposure of 222s.
Dumbbell Nebula M27
The Dumbbell Nebula (Messier M27 - NGC 6853) is a Planetary Nebula located in the constellation Vulpecula. The Nebula is about 1300 light years away from Earth.
The picture is taken using NikonD7500 with refractor TLAPO 80/480 f/6. Two frames, each 30s are stacked with Deepskystacker.
The picture is taken using NikonD7500 with refractor TLAPO 80/480 f/6. Two frames, each 30s are stacked with Deepskystacker.
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