(September 12, 2013 at 9:34 am)orogenicman Wrote: I finally processed the data I collected at the LAS Observatory (in Curby, Indiana) early Saturday morning. Wow, this was a very difficult one. It's the best I've been able to do with this dataset. It isn't the best I've seen by a long shot, but it is better than I expected considering the transparency of the sky there last weekend:
Image:
24x300 seconds = 2 hours at ISO 800
Stacked in Deepsky Stacker, processed in Adobe Photoshop CS3 using Astronomy Tools plug in
Scope:
Modified 200mm f5 Konus Newtonian with Baader MPCC Coma Corrector and Baader UV/IR cut filter
Camera:
Hutech Modified Canon T1i
Guiding:
Orion 80mm f5 Short Tube refractor with Orion StarShooter Autoguide Camera using OhD Guiding
Mount:
Losmandy G-11 Gemini version 1.04
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Awesome, how do you account for the rotation of the earth with such long exposure time.
GC
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