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M31NGC 224
Resolution:
4209x2850 px
File size:
2546 KB

Photo description / processing

Finally my mount is working perfectly again! After replacing the power supply, I was finally able to enjoy astrophotography. One of my favorite objects to study and photograph is the Andromeda Galaxy — the brightest galaxy in the northern sky and an excellent choice for beginners in astrophotography. I decided to capture it with my camera. Even at 25 minutes of exposure (at 8 bortle) you can see two bright "skis" and two small satellite galaxies (unfortunately, they didn't make it into the frame). During the shooting process I used standard equipment: - SW1149 tube - Maxvision Exos 2 mount with OnStep v5 pro system - Nikon D5300 camera Here are the parameters I used to get this photo: - Light: 30×75 - Dark: 30×15 - Bias: 1/4000×20 - Flat: 1/250×15 - ISO: 1250

Technical information

Telescope/Lens
Sky-Watcher 1149
Camera
Nikon D5300
Mount
MaxVision Exos-2 Onstep
Software
Electra Stacking, Pixinsight
Location
Санкт-Петербург

Light pollution

Orange, Bortle 6 zone

Date taken
t.me/AstroToMain

Exposure

  • 75 × 30″ · ISO/Gain: 1250 ·

Total exposure: 38 m

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