M51, Canon R6 mark II, 10 sec X ISO4000, 3hrs

 Posted: Mar 15th, 2026
Technical Info
Telescope/Lens: Sky-Watcher ED80
Camera: Canon R6 MK2
Mount: HEQ5 Pro
Software: MaximDL, Siril, Topaz Denoise
Exposure:
1019 x 10" ISO/Gain: 4000
 Sofrino,
 Mar 16th, 2024
2 h 50 m
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Resolution: 516x516 px
Scale: 33 KB
What happens when shooting with high ISO and short exposures compared to low ISO? (total shooting time is the same)

This frame uses "high ISO and short exposures," though on a good camera body.

Crop of the central part.

You can compare it here with a frame that has one difference—a different camera body: here it's a Canon R6 MK2, while the adjacent frame is from a Canon 77D.
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