Chuck Manges
IC1805 HyperStar "1st Light"
Test image after installing a HyperStar unit on my 11" Celestron EdgeHD. This lens converts the F/10 telescope to F/2. Typically my sub frames would be 20-30 minutes each at F/10, I used 5 minutes each with the new setup at F/2
Camera: QHY23M
Mount: CGEM-DX
HA- 10 subframes x 300 seconds each- mapped as green channel
OIII- 10 subframes x 300 seconds each- mapped as blue channel
SII- 10 subframes x 300 seconds each- mapped as red channel
2h 30m total
IC1805 aka the Heart Nebula is an emission nebula located in the constellation of Cassiopeia about 7500 light years away.
In the center of this image is a "knot" known as Melotte 15. I imaged this region using this telescope at F/7 resulting in a smaller FOV seen here: flic.kr/p/p8BWvp
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IC1805 HyperStar "1st Light"
Test image after installing a HyperStar unit on my 11" Celestron EdgeHD. This lens converts the F/10 telescope to F/2. Typically my sub frames would be 20-30 minutes each at F/10, I used 5 minutes each with the new setup at F/2
Camera: QHY23M
Mount: CGEM-DX
HA- 10 subframes x 300 seconds each- mapped as green channel
OIII- 10 subframes x 300 seconds each- mapped as blue channel
SII- 10 subframes x 300 seconds each- mapped as red channel
2h 30m total
IC1805 aka the Heart Nebula is an emission nebula located in the constellation of Cassiopeia about 7500 light years away.
In the center of this image is a "knot" known as Melotte 15. I imaged this region using this telescope at F/7 resulting in a smaller FOV seen here: flic.kr/p/p8BWvp
Visit my Blog astrochuck.blogspot.com/