Leica M3
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M3 (ou NGC 5272) est un amas globulaire situé dans la constellation des Chiens de chasse à environ 33 300 a.l. de la Terre3. Il a été découvert par l'astronome français Charles Messier en 1764. La magnitude apparente de cet amas est de 6,3, celui-ci est donc situé juste au-dessus de la limite théorique de visibilité à l'œil nu. (Source Wikipedia)
Détails techniques d'acquisition:
CFF 200/1300 APO +Televue x2
Camera QHY600 M-PH
70x300s (4h40)
No guiding
Mougins, Backyard
I finally got my equipment working as it should; not entirely happy with the image but pleased to grab something for a change. The next job is clean the optics; the contamination was very evident in the flats.
Messier 3 (M3) is a globular cluster located in Canes Venatici's constellation, the Hunting Dogs. It is one of the brightest, largest globular clusters in the sky. M3 has an apparent magnitude of 6.2 and is approximately 33,900 light-years distant from Earth. It has the designation NGC 5272 in the New General Catalogue.
M3 contains an estimated half a million stars. The brightest stars in the cluster are of magnitude 12.7, and the average brightness of the 25 brightest stars is 14.23 mag. The overall spectral type of M3 is F2. The cluster has a total mass of about 450,000 solar masses.
Text from Messier objects, read more: www.messier-objects.com/messier-3/
Date: 26/03/22
Sky quality:l Bortle 5 (approx.)
Equipment
Telescope: Skywatcher Evostar 120ED
Focal Reducer: 0.85
Camera: Atik 314L+
Filters: Baader LRGB
Guidescope: PrimaLuceLab 60mm
Guide camera ZWO ASI 120mm
Mount: Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro (Belt drive)
Computer: PrimaLuceLab Eagle 2
Light frames
Luminescence 10 at 180s
Red 10 at 180s
Green 10 at 180s
Blue 10 at 180s
Total integration time - 2 hours
Software
Polemaster
N.I.N.A
PHD2
AstroPixelProcessor
Photoshop
Topaz DeNoiseAI
CFF 180 + QUADTCC @ F/5.2
Moravian G3 16200 + Chroma L
Astro Physics 1200
Astro-Physics 130 GTX + QUADTCC @ F/4.5
Moravian G3 11002 + Astrodon RGB
Astro Physics 1200
L: 68x300s bin 1x1
RGB: 25x300s bin 1x1
Total exposure: 12h
Captured with Sequence Generator Pro
Processed with Pixinsight
Updated again. Not only the camo I also changed the turret and the track section a bit.
EDIT: I'm too lazy to mess with the flex tube so don't ask about it.
-Gregory
What an insane idea it must have been to build a railway bridge only a few meters upstream of one of Europe's biggest waterfalls. But back in 1856, when environmentalism was not a big deal, nearly everything was possible. And after all, the bridge was built in a solid way and is still carrying heavy trains over the roaring river more than 150 years later.
After a long dry period in spring and summer 2018, "only" 300 m³ water per second were rushing over the rocks - roughly half of the usual amount. Nevertheless, the deep blue water, the green trees and the white foam formed a wonderful stage for the last class Re 420 push-pull-train of the day. Offering more seats than the usual class RABe 526 EMUs, this trainset works a few S33 services between Winterthur and Schaffhausen during peak hour. In December 2018, they will be replaced by DPZ trainsets along with the extension of the S12 line to Schaffhausen.
久しぶりのアニメアバター( *´∀`)ﾉ
クロウさんがゲームでSSR引き当てたと自慢してくる。
after a long time Anime avatar.
＝location＝KISARAGI TOWN
Rye Harbour.
I hadn't seen one of these before, but a few other people on Flickr have.
It is a tractor for hauling an inflatable in-shore lifeboat on a trailer to a point where it can be launched, the distance dependant on the level of tide.
It is a Talus MB-4H made by Clayton Engineering and was designed specifically for the RNLI. It can operate in up to 1.6m of calm sea. If it gets into difficulties it can be battened down and left on the sea bed and recovered at low tide.
In order to keep bizzy I picked up my old telescope, essentially an objective of 2000mm focal distance (and a diameter of 200mm). After several sessions, and a lot of learning and calibrating of the scope, this is my temporary best result of the well known globular cluster M3.
To be continued...
Strassenarbeiten vor der Kolegienkirche in Salzburg. Die meisten Arbeiter sind ältere Männer aus Kroatien und Bosnien. Ausgemergelt von der schweren Arbeit unter der sengenden Sonne. Die Jungen sind Einheimische und sitzen im Bagger oder fahren mit den Baufahrzeugen.
Leica M3, Carl Zeiss Biogon 21mm, Kodak T-Max100
Location: Universitätsplatz / Salzburg / Austria
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København / Danmark
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LATAM Cargo (Brasil) Boeing 767-316F(ER) at São Paulo/Guarulhos–Governador André Franco Montoro International Airport
Über den M Basisversionen rangieren als Leistungsmodelle die Competition-Varianten mit weiter geschärfter sportlicher Dynamik. Darüber sind als Sondermodelle CS-Versionen angesiedelt, die sich durch technisch besonders innovative Komponenten auszeichnen.
Above the basic M versions are the Competition variants, which are high-performance models with even more sporty dynamics. Above these are the CS versions, which are special models and are characterized by particularly innovative technical components.
EDIT: fixed the striping with better darks :)
M3 Not much I could do with the vertical striping :( Not sure why this occurred but maybe not enough dithering or funky temps as the weather was warmer (45F)
45 @ 60 seconds Lum.
color from older dslr data
Scope: AT65EDQ
Mount: iOptron iEQ45
Camera: ZWO ASI183M non cooled
Guide camera: QHY5Lii
Guide Scope: Meade 60mm achro fl 300
Orion 5 position manual filter wheel
ZWO LRGB
Schuler HA 9nm, Schuler 9nm Sii
MyFocuer Pro v2 (Robert Brown)
Software: APT, PHD2, Sharpcap, Pixinsight, Photoshop, Nic Dfine 2, Astronomy Tools plug in, Google Chrome Remote Desktop
M3 Globular Cluster on the southern edge Canes Venatici is a beautiful object. This is my first image using the new QYH168C cooled CMOS camera on my 12". I currently do not have a an off-axis guider else I would have had rounder stars. This is really also my first colour photo of a glob so I am very pleased and is good testing for the camera as it is coming to Tenerife and La Palma with me this year.
Telescope - Officina Stellare RiDK 305
Camera - QHY168C Cooled Colour CMOS IMX71 Sony EmoR sensor
File - M3 Int_ABE Crop BN ColCal SCNR Hist Hist Curves Hist TGV ATWT Curves Curves ATWT ATWT ATWT Hist Hist Curves Curves Curves FINAL.JPG
OTA - Officina Stellare 305 RiDK 12" Corrected Dall Kirkham
Mount - Paramount ME II
Exposure - 51 x 1mins Total 51 mins
Other designations - NGC 5272
Hampshire, England, UK
93m above sea level
Images taken on 5th May 2018 at midnight
Processed with PixInsight
Well here we are. Inspired by Erik's amazing Lee. Credit for the lower front glacis goes to him.
The turret isn't great, I know, but I'm really happy with the rest of it. My parts selection in tan isn't the greatest so I did have to cut a few corners, but that's how it goes.
Hope you guys enjoy!
PS thanks to Brickarms for the fig accessories here, received them a while ago as prizes from the Annual Military Build Competition but this is the first time I've featured them in a build. Awesome products as always!
The M3 was built under the light of recent events in France. From the material point of view, the latest M2A4 and the M3 were both designed to be more effective than only infantry support units.
Quick build I completed when I was working on my CH-46E. I am planning on another project, possibly a winter camoflauge Tiger?
Let me know what you guys think!