Part of the Milky Way in Cygnus using Narrowbandfilters

Posted: Aug 1st, 2020

Technical Info

Telescope/Lens: Canon 18-55

Camera: ZWO ASI183MM Pro

Mount: SkyWatcher Star adventurer

Guide Scope: unguided this time

Guide Camera: unguided this time

Software: Deepskystacker, Pixinsight, Lightroom, Astrophotographytool,

Exposure:

3 x 1000" ISO/Gain: 111 - Halpha

4 x 1000" ISO/Gain: 111 - OIII

2 x 1000" ISO/Gain: 111 - SII

Yellow, Bortle 5 zone:

Dessau-Roßlau, Germany

2 h 30 m

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Resolution: 5433x3597 px

Scale: 17676 KB

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This was a test to see the Milky Way in a Hubble pallet version using SHO filters to shoot 1000s subframes. the night was short and my Laptop Power supply failed so i only had a limited time before the laptop would run out of power so I quickly changed filters after every 2-3 shots to be able to get an image together.

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Great job! Thanks for sharing.

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