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M45 over the years

Started by Carole, Apr 17, 2017, 17:43:57

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Carole

You can see I am getting bored with the lack of clear skies and galaxy season.

I have done M45 a number of times over the years and I wondered what would happen if I combined all the images together.

This is the one done in 2011, With the Megrez 72 and DSLR - 31 x 300secs


Then I combined that with some luminance in January 2016 using the Atik460 and ED80, 13 x 5mins


Then at the end of 2016 I imaged in LRGB with my Newtonian 130PDS, Lum 8 x 900secs
RGB 6 x 300secs binned x 2 each


The FOV was obviously different (thanks Registar) but this is the result when all combined together:





The Thing

Interesting Carole, just shows you should never throw good data away!

Carole

Quotejust shows you should never throw good data away!

I sometimes can't find my Raw or fits files from old images, but I normally have the final Tiff/PNG file of old images.

Carole

MarkS

A great combined result!

It's lucky you weren't using scopes with diffraction spikes in varying directions!

Mark

Carole

QuoteIt's lucky you weren't using scopes with diffraction spikes in varying directions!

Yes lol, already sussed that scenario, that it wouldn't work.

Carole