M82-Dean-Ashton
A combination technique for creating an HaRGB image. Data: 31x600s RGB data with Optolong L-Pro filter; 35x600s Ha data using LeNhance and LeXtreme filters with OSC. By Dean Ashton
IC805
This is the central part of the Heart Nebula, taken through SW 250mm Quattro Astrograph using ASI533MC with L-Enhance filter. 51 subs of 180 secs. Guided using ASI120MC vis ASI OAG. By Frank Johns
M31
Takahashi FSQ-ED 106 f/5
Camera: SBIG STL-11000
Mount: Paramount PME
Filters: LRGB
Exposure: 11 x 300sec Bin 1×1, 5 x 300 sec in the Blue, 9 x 180 sec in the Green and 7 x 300 sec in the Red RGB all 2×2 bin. Dark Subtracted, Flat fielded
By Nick Tonkin
Sharpless 279 – the Running Man Nebula
The Running Man Nebula – Sharpless 279, in Orion. This is the ‘smaller brother’ to M42 the Great Orion Nebula. In this image the edges of M42 can be seen in the right hand side.
This was taken using the SW Quattro P250 scope using an ASI533MC-0Pro camera and an Optolong L-Enhance filer. 43 subs at 180 secs, processed in Astro Pixel Processor and finished in Photoshop. By Frank Johns
NGC7000 Cygnus Wall
NGC7000 Cygnus Wall by Dean Ashton
NGC 7822
This image was produced from data gathered over 3 part nights of acquisition after viewing, and being inspired by, the same target on a well known YouTuber’s personal website. The processing done in PixInsight benefitted from the use of Russell Croman’s tools and also through the use of Generalised Hyperbolic Stretch. It has taken me a little while to become used to GHS but the work has been worth it. I feel like I know what I am doing now with GHS. By Barry Trudgian.
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