Topic:
NGC 2070 four position Mosaic 17 h. total time
Photographic frames:
1ª position 96 frames 75” Gain 177 time 2 h.
1ª position 96 frames 75” Gain 562 time 2 h.
2ª position 96 frames 75” Gain 177 time 2 h.
2ª position 96 frames 75” Gain 562 time 2 h.
3ª position 96 frames 75” Gain 177 time 2 h.
3ª position 144 frames 75” Gain 562 time 3 h.
4ª position 96 frames 75” Gain 177 time 2 h.
4ª position 96 frames 75” Gain 562 time 2 h.
Total Time 17 h.
Equipment
Scope Skywatcher 1.000 x 200
Evoguide 50-ED Camera Altair 130M
Camera Altair 183 C Pro
Quad Band Antlia Filter
Software
SharpCap 4.1.13152 64 bit
PHD2 Guiding
A.P.P. processor
GIMP Photo processor
Star Fixer Denoise
Latitud -24 Longitud -65
Bortle 6-7
Thanks to Dave (@turfpit) for his help along the journey”
NGC 2070 Mosaic
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Re: NGC 2070 Mosaic
Leandro
Well done with the mosaic. 4 panels over 17 hours and everything joined up. It was a lot of processing to extract the narrowband data and create the mosaic.
Dave
Well done with the mosaic. 4 panels over 17 hours and everything joined up. It was a lot of processing to extract the narrowband data and create the mosaic.
Dave
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Leandro Salgueiro
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Re: NGC 2070 Mosaic
Thank Dave really was hard work
Re: NGC 2070 Mosaic
That looks superb Leandro. I notice that you had two sets of subs at each position of the mosaic at different gains -- I just wondered why?
Tim
Tim
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Leandro Salgueiro
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Re: NGC 2070 Mosaic
Hi Tim
Thanks for your comments, With two different Gain it allows me to lift details without overexposing
I learned that from Dave (f6.3reducer) in a job of his in M42 done some time ago.
Thak again
Leandro
Thanks for your comments, With two different Gain it allows me to lift details without overexposing
I learned that from Dave (f6.3reducer) in a job of his in M42 done some time ago.
Thak again
Leandro