M8 and company... Team work between Alex Obrads ( Data ) and me (processing)... i was hungry for processing OSC data and asked Alex if i could try with his data..... i love it, i think he did an awesome job capturing every photon..... Camera is Nikon D3 On a Saxon ed100 with 0.85 reducer Shot from Heathcote and Yarra Glen, Victoria, Australia. 57 subs, some at 140 sec some at 160 sec and some at 200 sec exposure times.
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Name
Cory Phillips
Object
Widefield Milky Way
Description
Shot with a Modified Canon XS 1.5 hours of exposure time at 18mm f/4 iso1600.
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Name
Nicolas Kizilian
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M27, the Dumbbell Nebula (Bicolor Ha/OIII)
Description
A bicolor version of the Dumbbell Nebula (M27) made with my good old Meade Instruments 2080 Schmidt-Cassegrain that I I have been owning for 24 years now. Meade 2080 8" Schmidt-Cassegrain Meade F6.3 reducer Moravian CCD cameras G2-8300 CCD + Astrodon Ha / OIII 5nm filters Guiding camera : QHY5LII-C Guiding scope : William Optics ZenithStar 66 AZEQ6 mount Acquisition with Sequence Generator Pro Guiding with PHD2 Polar Alignment : QHY PoleMaster Data : Ha = 17 x 10mn = 2h50mn OIII = 21 x 10mn = 3h30mn No Flats 25 Darks Total integration : 6h20mn Processing : Pixinsight and Photoshop CS6
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Name
Jeff Bennett
Object
NGC6888
Description
Astrobin here: http://astrob.in/302128/0/ I know, it's not that great. However, it's pretty good since I just restarted imaging after a 5+ year layoff. I still have lots of bugs to work out with the AT truss RC (collimation) and I did this by manually focusing each frame. I plan to install an AP focal reducer next week. I submit this for all those new imagers out there; we can do cool stuff as well. Jeff
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Adam Landefeld
Object
NGC 7129
Description
All the data for this lovely nebula was captured at Golden State Star Party. There really is no substitute for dark skies and integration time! It's too bad the nights are so short, I would've loved to go deeper on this. 15.5 hours LRGB, SkyWatcher Esprit 120mm, QSI 6120, Orion Atlas Pro.
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The Belt of Venus
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The Belt of Venus
Description
On a clear evening about 10-20 minutes after sunset, if you look to the East you'll see some beautiful colours on the horizon. The dark blue right on the horizon is actually the shadow of the earth itself projected onto the atmosphere. The air in this part of the sky can't see the sun any more. The pink immediately above it is called the Belt of Venus and it is higher altitude atmosphere which can still see the sun. It shows a pink-orange-yellow gradient because it's reflecting the sunset! The higher you go the les red the reflected light is; the inverse of the effect of the sun getting redder as it gets closer to the horizon. Sometimes if there is a particularly large and distinct mountain between you and the sun you'll see its shape projected in the shadow as well! 5x6 shot HDR panorama Shot with DJI Mavic Pro at 120m altitude Taken near Emerald, Victoria
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Name
Bruce Braunstein
Object
Iris Nebula
Description
Iris Nebula Unguided LRGB from the Stellarvue Star Party June 2017 Astrotech AT65EDQ, SBIG STT8300M, Astrodon True Balance Series 2 Filters
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Name
Bill Brown
Object
M101 and NGC5474
Description
Images taken with 80mm f/6 refractor coupled with SBIG 8300 CCD. 57 X 240 sec Lum, 20 X 240 sec Red, 15 X 240 sec Green and 16 X 240 sec blue. Data acquired in San Francisco Bay Area.
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Name
Nicolas Kizilian
Object
Deneb sunset
Description
An HaRGB image composed of data from my setup and from the DSS2 (red & blue channel). In this image you can see Deneb, the big bright star in the upper right, and the nebulae Sharpless 112, 115,116 (from top to bottom).
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Name
Nicolas Kizilian
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The Bubble Nebula Region.
Description
The Bubble Nebula Region. In this Narrowband image you can see the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635, center), the stars clusters M52 (NGC7564) & NGC7510, and the nebulae NGC7538, Sh2-151 and Sh2-157. This is a combination of a Bi-color Ha/Oiii and a SHO image. 10h20mn of exposure with a ZenithStar66 refractor, a Moravian CCD cameras G2-8300, and Astrodon Filters (Ha 5nm, OIII 5nm, SII 5nm) . Full resolution here : http://astro.kizix.org/…/NGC7635-Region-SHO-Kizilian-66pc-4… My website : http://www.astropixels.fr Thanks for looking !
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Name
Christopher Gomez
Object
NGC7000
Description
Here is a 4 panel bicolor mosaic of the wall in the North America Nebula shot with my RC8 and QSI WSG-8. It took a while to get completed with the weather I've had these past 2 months but I'm glad I am finally done with it! Enjoy http://www.astrobin.com/full/300716/0/
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Name
Jeff Weiss
Object
M101 Pinwheel Galaxy
Description
12.3 hr HaLRGB of this face on galaxy at 27MLY in UMa, twice the size of the Milky Way. It has a low surface brightness and is quite asymmetric. It probably underwent a major collision to cause its strong asymmetry. It has a large number of HII regions with hot young stars. Imaging telescope: APM LZOS 130/780 f/6 LW CNC II 130mm APO Imaging camera: FLI ML16200 Mount: Takahashi EM-200 Temma2
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Name
Jeff Weiss
Object
M101 Pinwheel Galaxy
Description
12.3 hr HaLRGB of this face on galaxy at 27MLY in UMa, twice the size of the Milky Way. It has a low surface brightness and is quite asymmetric. It probably underwent a major collision to cause its strong asymmetry. It has a large number of HII regions with hot young stars. Imaging telescope: APM LZOS 130/780 f/6 LW CNC II 130mm APO Imaging camera: FLI ML16200 Mount: Takahashi EM-200 Temma2
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Name
Christopher Gomez
Object
NGC7000
Description
The Northern part of the Cygnus wall in The North America nebula in Ha and OIII shot with my QSI-690 WSG 8 and RC8'' Enjoy! http://www.astrobin.com/full/297210/C/
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Name
Diego COlonnello
Object
Helix Nebula
Description
Happy to share my last effort, Helix Nebula, Bicolor Narrowband using Ha and Oiii, Zwo ASI1600mm cool, 8 inch F5 Newtonian Telescope, Takahashi NJP mount, ZWO Narrowband Filters. APT software.
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IC1396 and the Elephant's Trunk Nebula [Narrowband Bi-color Ha/OIII]
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IC1396
Description
IC1396 and the Elephant's Trunk Nebula. It is a concentration of interstellar gas and dust located in the constellation Cepheus about 2,400 light years away from Earth. This is a bicolor Ha/OIII image. I'm working on a new technique to combine channels with Pixelmath in order to create an "SHO feeling" on bicolor images. 5h50mn of exposure with a ZenithStar66 refractor, a Moravian CCD cameras G2-8300, and Astrodon Filters (Ha 5nm, OIII 5nm) .
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Name
Diego Colonnello
Object
M20
Description
M20, narrowband trying to get some star colors, starting to understand this camera (ZWO asi 1600mm Cool) and also getting used to the mount, (Takahashi NJP Temma 2). clouds came in and couldn't get all the data i want, this is Bi color using only Ha and Oiii... 8 inch F5 Newtonian...
Testing the ZWO ASI 1600mm Cool.... Carina Nebula HST. 8 inch f5 Newt 10 x 60 seg subs on each filter, Sii Ha, Oiii Faster and more sensitive......
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Name
Jeffrey E. Shokler
Object
Hercules Cluster (M13)
Description
The Great Globular Cluster in Hercules (M13) from Sunday night. It contains over 300,000 stars packed into a small volume of space ca. 150 light years across. The cluster lies 25,000 light years from us, and its stars are very old - about 12-13 billion years old. Canon 5D Mark II (astromodified; Baader UV/IR cut) Stellarvue 130EDT (f7) Celestron CGEM mount 1250 ISO 11x5 min subexposures (55min total integration) Guided (Lacerta MGEN II) PixInsight (calibrated, registered, stacked, post-processed) Photoshop (finish processing)
