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Cassiopeia constellation with M31 just visible, 6 photos Hasselblad 907X 50C with 45mm lens, Nisi Natural Night filter, Sequator
The Orion Nebula (M42) has a mass of about 2,000 times that of the Sun.
2 minute exposure X 38
Stacked in Sequator
Equipment used:
Zenithstar 61ii
iOptron Skyguider Pro
Canon 6D
À Neuvic-sur-l'Isle (Dordogne), la municipalité a fait le choix d'arrêter l'éclairage public à 22h (sauf sur la place centrale.). Appareil posé au sol sur une route peu fréquentée un peu à l'extérieur du bourg, environ 80 prises de 6 s quasiment en grand angle (après j'ai du en jeter, la buée s'était déposée sur l'objectif) ; là encore vive Sequator qui me permet de sauver ces photos un peu sous-exposées...
Vu que DSS me refuse la moitié des prises et gère mal la déformation de lentille, on essaye Sequator. Bon, là c'est excessivement agressif ? (options cochées : reduce light pollution, HDR, reduce distorsion;- complex)
Post traitement GIMP : pas mal de trucs encore...
04.10.2024, 05:30 - 05:37 CEST
Equipment:
+ Canon EOS 600D
+ Canon EF 8-15mm F/4 L Fisheye USM @ 8 mm
+ Remote shutter release and timer Triton MQTC01
+ Vanguard tripod Veo 3GO 235CB
Camera settings:
+ ISO 6400
+ 2 x 10 x 15 s (2 panel mosaic)
Processing Adobe Lightroom:
+ tiff export
Sequator:
+ Freeze Ground (Selective)
+ Sky Region (Irregular Mask)
+ Remove Dynamik Noise On
+ Reduce Light Pollution: Uneven, strength weak,
Intelligently-aggressive
+ Reduce distortion effects (Complex)
PTGui:
+ create 2-panel mosaic
Adobe Lightroom:
+ color balancing & saturation corrections, histogram, contrast and curves transformations, jpeg export
Topaz Denoise AI:
+ denoise image
Location: Rosensee, Germany
13.05.2024, 01:22 - 01:27 CEST
Equipment:
+ Canon EOS 600D
+ Canon EF 8-15mm F/4 L Fisheye USM @ 8 mm
+ Remote shutter release and timer Triton MQTC01
+ Vanguard tripod Veo 2 264CB
Camera settings:
+ ISO 6400
+ 2 x 10 x 13 s (2 panel mosaic)
Processing Adobe Lightroom:
+ tiff export
Sequator:
+ Freeze Ground (Selective)
+ Sky Region (Irregular Mask)
+ Reduce distortion effects (Complex)
PTGui:
+ create 2-panel mosaic
Adobe Lightroom:
+ color balancing & saturation corrections, histogram, contrast and curves transformations, jpeg export
Location: Rosensee, Germany
Orion Hiidenkivenpuistossa 2020-10-17 05:52. Huomaa punaisena hehkuva Betelgeuse (siitä tullee "kohta" supernova).
Sequator, 14 stacked, 1 dark, crop
Eridanus and Fornax constellations, 6
photos Hasselblad 907X 50C with 45mm lens, Nisi Natural Night filter, Sequator
Sigma 2,8/70-200 @ f/4, 70 mm
Nikon D7500, ISO 1600, 80 x 5 s
Stativ Manfrotto (bez praćenja, vođenja, darkova, flatova i sl.)
Obrada: Sequator, PS (Astro Panel), GraXpert
Veil Nebula on the top left side of the picture. Mothra Clusterat right bottom corner.
20210927_2112 30s PLF2.8 400mm ISO640 Sequator stack 10 dark 2
La galaxie M51 (NGC 5194), jolie galaxie spirale dans la constellation des Chiens de chasse, en interaction gravitationnelle avec la galaxie lenticulaire NGC 5195.
11,2′ × 6,9′, 23 MAL et 5,9′ × 4,6′[, 30 MAL
Skywatcher 200/1000+ EOSKissX9. 53x30sec, traitement Sequator + Photoshop
Perseus constellation, 7 photos Hasselblad 907X 50C with 45mm lens, Nisi Natural Night filter, Sequator
La Voie lactée, qui est notre galaxie avec 200 milliards d’étoiles comme le Soleil, est photographiée ici en dessus des montagnes de la région de Charmey, en direction du Moléson.
Les lumières sont celles de Broc en dessous du Moléson, dont la silhouette contraste avec le ciel à l’horizon.
C’est la région du centre de notre galaxie, très riche en étoiles qui est bien visible en dessus des montagnes. La Voie lactée traverse tout le ciel. La poussière froide et opaque forme les zones sombres.
J'ai dormi sous tente sur place car à la fin de la session il était déjà 2 heures du matin.
Pour obtenir cette image, une série de photos de pose longue et à sensibilité ISO élevée est empilée avec logiciel Sequator en différenciant le ciel et le paysage.
L’Auta Chia, 14 juillet 2024
North America Nebula (C20), sekä Pelican Nebula (IC5070), Joutsenen tähtikuviossa Kirkas tähti oikealla on Deneb. 12*60s Sequatorilla pinottu kuva, F/2.8 150mm (300mm kinovastaava), ISO320.
Foto desde mi lugar fetiche.
3 años haciendo "Vías Lácteas", 3 años en el puerto de la Puebla.
Subimos a ver si veíamos perseidas antes de salir la luna y aproveché...
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Foto en 2 tomas.
1 para el suelo - iluminada por un coche que pasaba.
30 fotos para el cielo - apiladas con sequator
Melkweg boven Grindelwald (CH). Zuidelijke richting.
60x 10s exposure op ISO 1600. Stacked met Sequator.
14/07/2024 - Milky Way featuring Landscape
Many strange colours present because the stacking software got confused because of light pollution and clouds. This is the first time I've tried to take a wide angle shot that included the ground. The difficulty with this is since the sky moves relative to the ground, it's hard to actually take a long exposure. I used a program called sequator which basically separates the ground and sky and processes them separately. The photo would look a lot nicer if there was no fog covering the horizon. Either way pretty good.
INFO:
Exposure time: 27m
Aperture: f/2.8
Camera: Nikon D850
A wide field image of the comet of the year as it fades back into space not to reappear for another 80,000 years, with the milky way visible vertical on the left. The skyglow lower centre is the local city anbout 5 miles away and the strange red mist is actually wood smoke from a chimney in the village.
Photographed on 26th October 2024 with a Nikon D3100 and 18mm lens at F3.5 ISO1100, 39 images stacked in Sequator and processed in Affinity Photo, Siril, and Graxpert.
Location Wiltshire UK
This a cropped image of 13 thirty second exposures, 6.5 minutes in total exposure, using an Astrotrac star tracker and stacked and aligned in Sequator
Taurus constellation and Pleiades, 6 photos Hasselblad 907X 50C with 45mm lens, Nisi Natural Night filter, Sequator
here and only my third Milky Way shoot from autumn last year.
The location is Paxton's Tower, a folly in Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK.
Sky is 30x 10 second exposures at f2.8 and ISO 3200, stacked in Sequator then processed in Lightroom.
The tower is 3x exposures of 30 seconds at f2.8 and ISO 1600, each lit with a head torch.
Then the sky file and the tower file were combined.
Camera was a Sony A7III and Zeiss Batis 18mm f2.8.
Just after I arrived a battery of floodlights came on, so I had to cover them all with jackets, parcel shelves, mats and carpets from the car before I could start.