Iris nebula
Photo description / processing
Dug up an old one.
This was shot with a Canon 6D.
Only 12 hours total and dust is creeping in from everywhere ))
An example of what you can achieve with an inexpensive astrophotography setup in 12 hours. Not exactly a masterpiece, of course, but the integration time is also a bit short for dust.
I think it's a solid combo:
Telescope or Lens: SW 130pds
Camera: Canon 6D
Mount: Celestron Advanced VX
Accessories: MPCC (mark1)
Exposure:
245 x 180" ISO/Gain: 2000
Technical information
- Telescope/Lens
- Sky-Watcher 130PDS
- Camera
- Canon 6d
- Mount
- Celestron Advanced VX
- Accessories
- MPCC
- Location
- Мезмай, Россия
Light pollution
Blue, Bortle 3 zone
- Date taken
Exposure
- 245 × 180″ · ISO/Gain: 2000 ·
Total exposure: 12 h 15 m









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