Hello all,
that is my first post
I am a big fan of SharpCap and have used it for years. All my images on my website https://www.pixlimit.com I have created with SharpCap. Now I have started with live stacking and have created my first small video.
https://youtu.be/ekBdMT6ZM9A
Skywatcher Heritage 150p,
Skywatcher EQ6-R mount,
unguided,
using SharpCap 3.2 Pro,
gain 120
one second exposure time
no filter used.
thanks for looking
Clear skies
Peter
https://www.pixlimit.com
new member - M 42 Trapezium Cluster
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Please upload large images to photo sharing sites (flickr, etc) rather than trying to upload them as forum attachments.
Please share the equipment used and if possible camera settings to help others.
Re: new member - M 42 Trapezium Cluster
Like that! a different angle
A long focus very short - and well focused- exposure provides detail at the bright core that
normally gets blown out in the attempt to see the rest of the nebula
Tim
A long focus very short - and well focused- exposure provides detail at the bright core that
normally gets blown out in the attempt to see the rest of the nebula
Tim
Re: new member - M 42 Trapezium Cluster
yes, I agree with you TimA long focus very short - and well focused- exposure provides detail at the bright core that
normally gets blown out in the attempt to see the rest of the nebula
Peter