These members are saying...
- Heather Charron - Here is my imaging setup.
- John Benner - 5/19/2025 Data I collected last month during the full moon on M101 the target of the month. OTA Celestron Edge HD 1100 on iOPtron Cem70 with .7 focal reducer. Camera ASI2600 mm. HaRGB. 50-180 sec exposures on each filter for a total of 10 Hours of data. I had to dump the Luminance data. Too much moon for it. Processed in Pixinsight.
- Mike Hooper - 5/20/2025 - M39 in Cygnus. 60-30sec exposure. Taken in Animas NM with Askar 103 APO at 700mm on EQ6R Pro mount. This was taken last Wednesday as my test shot working remote. Three firsts: shooting M 39, shooting remote and using NINA/PDH2. The Asiair is so easy to use compared to NINA.
- Mike Hooper - 5/22/2025 - IC 4603 part of the Ophiuchus Cloud in Ophiuchus but near Antares in Scorpius. Shot last night in Animas NM with my Askar 103APO and ASI2600MC Pro. 5 hours of 120sec subs. RGB with camera built in filter.
- Kenric Kattner - May 22, 2025 - Here's the CDk20 shooting the Southern Tadpoles in Chile. The reddish nebula in the Milky Way is the Great Carina Nebula. The Tadpoles are just to the left of that. Also, the orange glow is actually airglow which you can see when it’s really dark and the camera is Ha modified. You can see waves of the airglow on the lower right. You can tell I'm a bit bored tonight.
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Forgot to point out the Southern Cross. Just to the upper right of the Coal Sack.
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