Setting : Camera ASI224MC on TAL 200K f/8.5 and Barlow x2 and ADC. I reduced the area of interest and shooting 1min avi film. Stacking was done using Autostakkert!. Final editing with CS4.
Friday, July 24, 2020
Jupiter with TAL200K ASI224MC and ADC
Jupiter reached opposition last week in the night of July 13 and 14. Due to last weeksfocus on Comet Neowise C/2020 F3 it took me untill yesterday to take some pictures of Jupiter. Some clouds in the north but the southern sky was cloudfree with a good seeing. The GRS (Great Red Spot) showed up central around UT0h but I started to take some pictures 1h before.
Thursday, July 23, 2020
Saturn 2 days after opposition
On July 21, 2020 Saturn has reached opposition, meaning earth is exactly between the Sun and Saturn. Perfect conditions to observe Saturn.
Yesterday I took time to make pictures of Saturn. I used my ASI224MC camera on TAL200K f8.5. Setting: use of ADC and Barlow x2. Capture software SharpCap 3.2 was use to captures images. Stacking with AutoStakkert! and final editing using CS4.
The result is really amazing with a clear view on A, B and C rings aswell as the Cassini Division and Encke Divsion.
Timelapse Comet Neowise C/2020 F3
A 30s timelapse capturing 2h of Comet Neowise C/2020 F3 in the evening sky of July 22, 2020.
Wednesday, July 22, 2020
NGC7000 Wide Field
A widefield of NGC7000 was taken using Nikon D7500 and Tamron 10-24mm. Astrometry was used to identify all objects within the field of view. Editing was done using CS4.
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Comet Neowise C/2020 F3 with ion Tail
Yesterday I was able to make a couple of pictures of Comet NeowiseC/2020 F3. Using my Nikon D7500 and setting : 130mm F/5.6, ISO1250 12x60s exposure time. Raw data converted to DNG and stacked using DeepSkyStacker. Final editing with CS4 and DeNoise AI
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Comet Neowise C/2020 F3 with TLAPO80/480 and blue filter
The comet was photographed using my Nikon D7500 and TLAPO80/480 f/6 toghether with a blue filter. DigiCamControl software was used to control my Nikon Camera in order to take exposures beyond 30s.
Setting : ISO640 and 9x60s exposure time. Raw data converted to DNG and stacking using DeepSkyStacker. Editing using CS4.
The ion tail is seen left from the white dust tail. The ion tail and the dust tail are "split" somewhat further away from the comet as seen on the picture.
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