H&S

Pavel Zhukov

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Deep Sky

Feb 8th, 2020

2212

IC 1824IC 1831NGC 896NGC 1027IC 1795IC 1805IC 1848IC 1871

Resolution:: 3096x2080 px
File size:: 23941 KB

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Photo description / processing

f/3.5

Technical information

Telescope/Lens: Samyang 85mm f/1.4 AS IF UMC Aspherical
Camera: ZWO ASI178MM
Mount: Celestron Advanced VX
Software: ASIAIR, Pixinsight, DeepSkyStacker, FitStacker

Location: Красноярск, Уяр, Россия

Light pollution

Red, Bortle 7 zone

Exposure

62 × 300″ · ISO/Gain: 200 · Svbony Ha 7nm

Total exposure: 5 h 10 m

Photo versions

Updated

H&S

May 24th, 2020

11 h 0 m

f/3.5

H&S

Mar 29th, 2020

9 h 15 m

f/3.5

H&S

Mar 15th, 2020

7 h 5 m

f/3.5

Current photo

H&S

Feb 8th, 2020

5 h 10 m

f/3.5

H&S

Jan 17th, 2020

1 h 50 m

f/3.5, Moon 87%

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Comments

malex

H&Sfrom 01/17/2020

Cool. I'm thinking of getting an Ha filter for my Jupiter too. I'm wondering how much worse a 36nm one would be.

Jan 17th, 2020

Pavel Zhukov

H&Sfrom 01/17/2020

Thank you! It's hard to say for sure, as it depends on factors like the level of light pollution in your shooting location, etc. But I think it would certainly be better than shooting through two filters, as I do now.

Jan 19th, 2020

Alex

H&Sfrom 02/08/2020

In my opinion, it's not very bright, imho. The transition in the shadows could be defined more sharply. And it's a bit noisy for hydrogen.

Feb 20th, 2020

Pavel ZhukovReply to Alex

H&Sfrom 02/08/2020

Agreed, this is more of an intermediate technical frame without post-processing, to make it easy to compare the difference. I hope to continue with this object later.

Feb 20th, 2020