Thank you for sharing your photos - this is exactly what this project is all about! :-)
Following an old tradition, M27 must be captured every year on July 27. And, by the same tradition, each year it has to be captured in a new way.
This time, the plan was to debut StellaVita, but you can't just quickly set it up and work with it — it even lacks the functionality for manual focusing, and everything is just poorly designed. It might be usable, but first you have to suffer through it.
So, by midnight, I had to quickly disassemble Stella, reconnect the old reliable Nina, and then shoot for 2 hours "without a single break."
I'm surprised how much is visible in the frame, considering this is the most basic ED80 F/7.5 F=600mm, captured near Moscow and aimed toward Moscow (some main stars of major constellations aren't even visible to the naked eye).
Following an old tradition, M27 must be captured every year on July 27. And, by the same tradition, each year it has to be captured in a new way. This time, the…
On 07/27, M27 is scheduled to be photographed. Dithering every 5 frames. Two processing options: with green noise subtraction and without. The rest of the proce…
On 07/27, M27 is scheduled to be photographed. Dithering every 5 frames. Two processing options: with green noise subtraction and without. The rest of the proce…
Option #2 - without removing "green noise". On 07/27, M27 is scheduled to be photographed. Dithering every 5 frames. Two processing variants: with green noise s…
On 07/27, M27 is scheduled to be photographed. Dithering every 5 frames. Two processing options: with green noise subtraction and without. The rest of the proce…
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Here there are only 2 hours of total exposure in the bright skies of the near Moscow suburbs, so this was a "you can do this too!" segment.
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