M31 Andromeda galaxy
Photo description / processing
Finally, I got a 500 mm lens for larger objects (with my 200/1000 Newtonian and no coma corrector, you can't really capture extended deep-sky objects). The f/6.3 aperture, of course, requires much longer exposure times to gather enough signal.
Here is the result of two nights—I could have managed it in one, but the mount performs poorly near the zenith, resulting in a lot of rejected frames.
Technical information
- Telescope/Lens
- ZM-6A
- Camera
- Canon 1200d
- Mount
- Celestron Advanced GT
- Guide Scope
- QHY5
- Guide Camera
- Finder 9x50
- Software
- Deepskystacker, FITStacker, Photoshop
- Location
- Екатеринбург, Россия
Light pollution
Orange, Bortle 6 zone
- Date taken
Exposure
- 48 × 105″ · ISO/Gain: 800 ·
- 52 × 90″ · ISO/Gain: 800 ·
Total exposure: 2 h 42 m
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M31 Andromeda galaxyOct 1st, 2020
2 h 42 m
Finally, I got a 500 mm lens for larger objects (with my 200/1000 Newtonian and no coma corrector, you can't really capture extended deep-sky objects). The f/6.3 aperture, of course, requires much longer exposure times to gather enough signal. Here is the result of two nights—I could have managed it in one, but the mount performs poorly near the zenith, resulting in a lot of rejected frames.
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