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Skywatchers singer Kevin and an EMS Synthi AKS. EAR fesitval organised by White Label Music , Croydon Clocktower, 18-02-11
Lights 50 x 60s f/5 ISO 400
Darks 30 x
Bias 99 x
Flats 108 x
Imaging: Canon 50D mounted on Skywatcher equinox 80mm with Televue TRF-2008 Reducer/Flattener
Guiding: Orion Starshoot on Skywatcher 80mm f/5 refractor.
I decided that i had enough lights and they were such good quality that 2x drizzle might make image a bit better with 2 x drizzle. Also updated with proper flats. Also did some PP to remove light pollution gradient.
This is an update to my previous M13 image: www.flickr.com/photos/torbenh/5737001536/
Skywatcher DOB GOTO 12" F3.65
Ackermann 2in coma corrector/ reducer 0.73
L:ASI294MM PRO gain390 -0℃ 2sec × 107 QBP Filter
RGB：ASI294MC PRO gain390 -10℃ 10sec × 41 UV-IR Filter
Skywatcher DOB GOTO 12" F3.65
Ackermann 2in coma corrector/ reducer 0.73
L:ASI294MM PRO gain390 -10℃ 10sec × 212 QBP+UVIR
RGB：ASI294MC PRO gain390 -10℃ 10sec × 112 QBP＋UV-IR
Skywatcher ed 80 f/7,5
QHY 5L-II mono
Televue barlow 3x
Baader solar continuum
Baader astrosolar ND 5
Autostakkert, Registax, Photoshop cs5
Skywatcher DOB GOTO 12' F5
L : ZWO ASI294MM PRO gain300 ZWO UV-IR Filter 289 × 10sec
RGB① : ZWO ASI294MC PRO gain390 ZWO UV-IR Filter 232 × 10sec
RGB② : ZWO ASI294MC PRO gain390 IDAS NB4-PM Filter 179 × 10sec
Trognon de Pomme
Lumix GX80 + Skywatcher 150/750 + EQ3.2 SynScan Goto
20 x 60s
ISO 800
Traitement Siril + Lightroom
Skywatcher DOB GOTO 12''
Ackermann 2in coma corrector/ reducer 0.73
L : ZWO ASI294MM PRO gain300 -0℃ UV-IR,QBP Filter 237 × 10sec
RGB : ZWO ASI294MC PRO gain390 -10℃ ZWO UV-IR Filter 103 × 10sec
I made a solar filter for my SkyWatcher 900mm scope, using a Baader Planetarium film and then attached my Canon 550D.
During the eclipse it was cloudy, and we couldn't see anything, but the sun started to burn through it towards the end. I started trying to take photos, but could see nothing but black, so it took a while to find usable settings.
Once I discovered I could take photos that weren't completely one shade I started trying to line the scope up to actually find the sun. This took ages, but the sequence of photos here show what happened when I finally got it.
I'd missed almost the entire thing, but the moon was still taking a tiny bite out of the edge, so I didn't cry.
I could not focus the camera, sadly. It only adjusts so far and that proved not to be far enough. I'm not sure if that means astrophotography is out for me or if I can maybe change some cheap parts to improve it.
It's also not clear how much the home made filter affects this. Despite my best efforts, the solar film did end up a bit warped and wrinkly!
Skywatcher 150p f5. Revelation 2.5x barlow and skywatcher 2x barlow stacked together. Philips webcam , processed with registax 6
nearly the center of the screen is polaris. you can see the world turn. only to bad i couldn't rotate the images. the images were shot above a streetlamp and nearly full moon that night.
Skywatcher ed 80 f/7,5
QHY 5L-II mono
Televue barlow 3x
Baader solar continuum
Baader astrosolar ND 5
Autostakkert, Registax, Photoshop cs5
The lunar crater Bullialdus and Mare Nubium. The crater is 61 km in diameter. Taken at 22:30 UT on 12th May 2011 using a Canon EOS 60D mounted on a SkyWatcher Evostar 120mm refractor (with an EQ5 mount) and a TeleVue 5x Powermate. The image was initially captured as an HD movie, converted to AVI format, and processed using AviStack v2.