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Horsehead

Started by Jim, May 15, 2012, 08:48:09

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Jim

Finally got around to processing this image from France.
18 Feb 2012 21:00
13 x 300secs
Astronomik L filter
Camera QSI 583
TEK 140 refractor on a Takahashi EM200
Guiding ZS66 Atik 16IC and PhD
Processed in Maxim







Carole

Really lovely and smooth Jim.

Is this you first HH?

Carole

Fay

very nice Jim. You used an L filter not HA?
It is healthier to be mutton dressed as lamb, than mutton dressed as mutton!

Rocket Pooch

About time Jim, very good morsey.

Tony G

Great image Jim, and I thought you was only getting drunk over there.  :D

Tony G
"I'm normally not a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman." - Homer Simpson

Jim

Thankyou all. Yes my first Horsey. I did get the colour channels as well but the green was all mucked up
In future when I'm asked what you need to do imaging I shall say a Tek, a Tak and a house in france!!


JohnP

oh err drool... dribble..... Superb Jim - So much fine detail....John

Roy

You could also add a few dark skies might help as well.  :D

Roy

Mike

That's really nice Jim. Now we await to see what you can do with YOUR kit :)

We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology. Carl Sagan

RobertM

Very nice Jim, lots of detail starting to come out in the Horsehead and the flame.  Dark skies make quite a difference don't they 8)

Robert

MarkS

#10
Jim,

That really is a great image.  Very smooth and lots of detail.

There are very odd diffraction spikes around Alnitak - a kind of parallel tramline effect.  I've seen nothing like it before.  I wonder what causes it.

Mark

BTW Olly has a double page M51 in the May issue of the French magazine "Astronomie".  Done with Yves van den Broek and the Dall Kirkham.  22 hours of exposure - it looks really good indeed.  Dark skies!  Sigh...