Total Solar Eclipse, July 2, 2019, Chile

 Posted: Dec 21st, 2021
Technical Info
Telescope/Lens: Sky-Watcher ED80
Camera: Canon EOS 6D
Mount: Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer
Accessories: LongPerng 1.0x
 Vikunya, Chile
 Jul 2nd, 2019
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02.07.2019 Chile, Vicuña
Telescope: Synta SW ED80 with a LongPerng 1.0x field corrector (F=600mm) on a SW Star Adventurer mount, camera: Canon EOS 6D. Over 300 images with various exposures were captured in total.
Resolution: 4000x2667 px
Scale: 2779 KB
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Good afternoon! I looked at the photos on the website, they are impressive! Could you tell me how you stacked the images that are NOT HDR? In Autostakkert?
7 May, 2023 Reply
Leshy Replied to Dmitriy Kolesnik
No, during a solar eclipse, that doesn't work—the automatic alignment locks onto the Moon, and it shifts... So everything is done manually: for short exposures, I align based on prominences; for the longest exposures, based on stars; and for intermediate exposures and between reference frames of different exposures, based on the results of a HiPass filter (color contrast). I'm currently compiling the eclipse from April 20, 2023, in East Timor, and I'll try to describe the process... If you're interested—give me your email, and we'll get in touch...
7 May, 2023 Reply
Dmitriy Kolesnik Replied to Leshy
It would certainly be very interesting!!! I replied in a private message on the astronomy.ru forum.
7 May, 2023 Reply

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