Large megallanic cloud
The Large megallanic cloud. Visible in the southern hemisphere very close to the celestial south pole. This cloud is in fact a is a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way. You need to be in a fairly dark area well away from city lights to see this nebula, even then it will appear as a barely visible faint smudge. It was so clear that night and the brilliance of the stars were absolutely out of this world!
I took 9 shots at ~61 secs each, totaling 559 secs of exposure using my home built star tracker. Unfortunately my focus was ever so slightly off. So I will have to go back to redo them some time. I stacked in Sequator, denoised in DxO and refined in Affinity Photo.
Large megallanic cloud
The Large megallanic cloud. Visible in the southern hemisphere very close to the celestial south pole. This cloud is in fact a is a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way. You need to be in a fairly dark area well away from city lights to see this nebula, even then it will appear as a barely visible faint smudge. It was so clear that night and the brilliance of the stars were absolutely out of this world!
I took 9 shots at ~61 secs each, totaling 559 secs of exposure using my home built star tracker. Unfortunately my focus was ever so slightly off. So I will have to go back to redo them some time. I stacked in Sequator, denoised in DxO and refined in Affinity Photo.