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These photos are older than the ones with lilies and roses. Forgot to put them up before. Most of the irises are gone already.
Lens: Minolta MD Tele Rokkor-X 135mm f/2.8.
Sesión en costa.
Modelo: Iris
Estilista y Maquilladora: Ana Lidia
Sesión en colaboración con Cordofoto.
Foto: cjmedina
Ayudante improvisada: Mamá de Iris.
(Iris winogradowii x Iris histrioides)
These came up much later than Iris 'Pixie' - I actually thought they'd rotted. A lovely surprise!
Broadmoor Neighborhood, Little Rock, Arkansas
After M94 I turned my attention to the Iris Nebula for a couple of frames this time trying both cameras-Canon T3i and modified T3(while taking darks with T3i). I plan to revisit the Iris with longer subs once I get this German Equatorial mount figured out. Having used a fork and wedge setup for 15+ years I feel like I have 2 right arms trying to adjust this mount.
Orion ED102T CF Triplet Apochromatic Refractor Telescope.
Orion Sirius German-equatorial Computerized Goto Mount
Images aquired using APT
Guided with Starshoot Autoguider and 50mm guide scope
Aligned and stacked with Nebulosity
Post-process with StarTools GIMP & Windows Live Photo
12 total frames:
6x300 iso 800 Canon T3(modified) no filters
4x120 iso 800 Canon T3i no filters
2x600 iso 800 Canon T3i no filters
After 1 night of imaging I am very happy with the new scope. The Goto is something I should have had long ago. Image quality is 100% better with very little vignetting, when compared to my ST & SCT photos. Stars are much sharper thanks to the Crayford Dual Speed Focuser and Apochromatic Optics.This scope has a 3" focuser, using my 2" ultra wide adapter from my SCT. I only shot 2-600 second frames to test the telescopes optics. Tracking was great,but a few bugs to work out.
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A peine 20 centimètres de haut et bravant le froid, le premier iris de la saison bien protégé dans la rocaille du Jardin de Bagatelle.
Purple irises in the lilypad pond
Gibbs Gardens/Georgia
Memories of Spring ... last normal day before our 48 hour Arctic Blast. Remember to feed the birds & stay safe out there!