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Anyone do any astrophotography?

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Old 05-23-2012, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by zero
This is another galaxy called the Whirlpool Galaxy shot with the same set up as the previous picture. Both pictures are the result of several (between 30 and 100) individual sub exposures stacked on top of each other and then processed in Photoshop to dial down the noise and bring out the faint galaxy details.



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Zero, what program do you use to stack? Photomatix and PS Elements won't do it (that I can tell). Does CS5 or Lightroom do it?
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LTZ470, what camera settings were you using with those lunar shots? Did you set your f-stop to match the f-stop of your scope? White balance? Exposure eV steps?
And what Palermus said about the stacking. I have some great shots if the Venus transit that I would love to stack.
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Originally Posted by Palermus

Zero, what program do you use to stack? Photomatix and PS Elements won't do it (that I can tell). Does CS5 or Lightroom do it?
I use a program called Nebulosity. There are others available such as Keith's Deep Sky Stacker and Images Plus.
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Here is an object called M27 that I took several images of and stacked in DSS using my 11 inch sct.Click image for larger version

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Great job w/M27!
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Originally Posted by Just-Say-JK
Captured this last night...

Nice Pic!!!!
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This was this morning, last moonphase with venus and caught a geminid meteor.

check out more moon pics on my page:
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Originally Posted by G DIESEL
This was this morning, last moonphase with venus and caught a geminid meteor.

check out more moon pics on my page:
https://www.facebook.com/GregDieselPhotography
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That is pretty awesome!
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Originally Posted by hneiper
That is pretty awesome!
Thank you!
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Default Are you guys using the motor drive to track your subject?

I was just browsing this ancient thread and had a question. Hopefully some of you are still out there. Are most using a motor drive?



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