M45. The Pleiades in James Webb style
Photo description / processing
Here's what you get when you photograph the Pleiades with a three-legged spider on a Newtonian telescope )
The first shot in a new life, under Serbian skies. I must say, shooting in the mountains at an altitude of 1100m with Bortle 3 skies is addictive. I'll definitely do it again this year.
Technical information
- Telescope/Lens
- Newtonian 150/750
- Camera
- RisingCam 571C
- Mount
- Sky-Watcher HEQ5 Pro (belt-modified)
- Guide Scope
- Pentax Takumar 200mm f/4 Lens
- Guide Camera
- T7M
- Accessories
- Sharpstar 0.95x Coma Corrector
- Software
- Astro Photography Tool, PHD2, Siril, AstroDenoisePY, Luminar
- Location
- Зарожjе, Сербия
Light pollution
Blue, Bortle 3 zone
- Date taken
Exposure
- 200 × 30″ · ISO/Gain: 100 · Optolong UV-IR Cut ·
Total exposure: 1 h 40 m
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M45. The Pleiades in James Webb styleSep 11th, 2023
1 h 40 m
Here's what you get when you photograph the Pleiades with a three-legged spider on a Newtonian telescope ) The first shot in a new life, under Serbian skies. I must say, shooting in the mountains at an altitude of 1100m with Bortle 3 skies is addictive. I'll definitely do it again this year.
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