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Pages: 1 Joe G scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 01/10/07 Posts: 762 Loc: Southern California M45 up Close missing a couple of stars       #1983758 - 11/14/07 12:16 AM Attachment (28 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Image from last night consists of 44x300sec ISO 800 subs with Canon 20Da, 8 inch F4 GSO with IDAS LPS and MPCC guided on Atlas mount with PHD/Eqmod. Stacked in DSS and processed in IP PSP and Pixinsight LE. The larger version looks better. http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2011551731&size=l Thanks for looking. Joe -------------------- Tak FSQ 106N, 12 Orion XT12i, 10" F4.O CF GSO Post Extras:       tboss70 Carpal Tunnel Reged: 11/25/05 Posts: 2610 Loc: Missouri Re: M45 up Close missing a couple of stars [Re: Joe G]       #1983762 - 11/14/07 12:19 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Wonderful image! -------------------- Todd Post Extras:       s58y Postmaster Reged: 12/12/04 Posts: 6505 Loc: Eastern NY Re: M45 up Close missing a couple of stars [Re: tboss70]       #1983852 - 11/14/07 01:51 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Good image of the central part of M45. It looks like the long exposure captured a lot of wispy nebulosity. -------------------- Hutech 500D/T1i, 550D/T2i, DMK21AU618, SBIG ST-402 autoguider SV80S, TV102iis, EdgeHD 800 Lenses: 800mm, 180mm, 135mm, 105mm, 85mm AP900, Barndoor tracker http://www.flickr.com/photos/s58y/ Post Extras:       thelittleman Vendor (Peter's Actions) Reged: 05/21/05 Posts: 4079 Loc: Hampshire, UK Re: M45 up Close missing a couple of stars [Re: s58y]       #1984543 - 11/14/07 12:15 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Great image Joe! Really sharp and incredibly detailed -------------------- Clear Skies, Peter Photoshop Tutorials and Actions! New actions now added Preprocessing in Iris Tutorial http://peter-morris.magix.net/ Post Extras:       DaveD professor emeritus Reged: 03/03/06 Posts: 691 Loc: Santa Cruz, CA Re: M45 up Close missing a couple of stars [Re: thelittleman]       #1984936 - 11/14/07 02:56 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thats really beautiful Joe. Nice details. -------------------- Dave WO ZS 110, Celestron Classic C8, Orion Skyview Deluxe 8, AT-66 Losmandy GM8 Canon 350D(modded), Minolta 5D, Celestron Neximage Dave's Astrophoto Page Post Extras:       weatherandsky Carpal Tunnel Reged: 12/27/06 Posts: 2066 Loc: Ontario, Canada Re: M45 up Close missing a couple of stars [Re: DaveD]       #1985004 - 11/14/07 03:25 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   This is amazing... Lots of detail and your stars are perfect.. how do you do it? -------------------- Kerry * Weather and Sky Photography * https://twitter.com/#!/weatherandsky QHY-8, Canon 40D unmodded, Meade DSI-C Meade 12" LightBridge Astro-Tech 8in RC Celestron C6-SCT Sky-Watcher Equinox 80mm APO Omcon 4.5" Newt Celestron Skymaster 15x70 Canon 50 f1.8, 100 f2.8Macro, 100-400 f4.5-5.6L, Sigma 17-70, 18-50, 28-300 CGE, CG-5 GT Post Extras:       starramus Pooh-Bah Reged: 09/01/04 Posts: 1124 Re: M45 up Close missing a couple of stars [Re: weatherandsky]       #1985014 - 11/14/07 03:29 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   That's a keeper! Post Extras:       Dave M Postmaster Reged: 08/03/04 Posts: 6207 Loc: N.E.Ohio Re: M45 up Close missing a couple of stars [Re: starramus]       #1985105 - 11/14/07 04:13 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Excellent!, Joe.. thats a wall hanger for sure.. -------------------- Dave Unitron 131-C Meade 16" F4.5 EQ Starfinder 1976 Celestron Pacific C5 Celestron C90-Astro Tak FSQ106ED Astro-Physics 900-GTO Masuyama`s 35mm, 30mm, 25mm-Wide, 20mm, 10mm Post Extras:       novbabies Postmaster Reged: 06/05/05 Posts: 15678 Loc: Northern Georgia! Re: M45 up Close missing a couple of stars [Re: Dave M]       #1985273 - 11/14/07 05:11 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Beautiful and delicate detail, interesting colors (especially Merope)...so who's gonna miss a coupla stars ? -------------------- Good Seeing! Mark Orion 12" XTi f/4.9 VERY old Edmund 6" f/8 reflector Assorted binoculars Post Extras:       Pages: 1

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