Barnard 142-143 55mm
Photo description / processing
Finally got some clear weather again, decided to drive out to the yellow zone to at least try and improve the result, plus it was a moonless night, which was very pleasing. The choice fell on Barnard 142-143, a pretty interesting object in principle, but a dark one, so I used a 55mm to make sure it would come out well. The result was quite pleasing in principle, it turned out pretty good, but I'll rework it some more, after all, I did it in a hurry, literally I'm writing this now, and only came home 20 minutes ago)) The specs are as follows: 181 lights, 20 darks, exposure per frame 6 seconds, total exposure ~18 minutes, ISO 1600, f4.0, moonless night, yellow zone.
Technical information
- Camera
- Canon EOS 1100D (astro-modified)
- Mount
- Tripod
- Software
- Siril, StarNet++, Adobe Lightroom
- Location
- с. Рамено, Сызранский р-н., Россия
Light pollution
Yellow, Bortle 5 zone
- Date taken
Exposure
- 181 × 6″ · ISO/Gain: 1600 ·
Total exposure: 18 m









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