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Horeshead Nebula
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Sterling DeRamus
This is only 32 minutes of data, or 64 shots at 30 seconds. ISO 3200. I’m pleased with how this turned out. Less noise than my Pleiades shot. Maybe better processing.
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Tony
That is very nice!
Tony Edwards
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John
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Fred Rains
Nice!
On Tuesday, November 24, 2020, 08:05:39 AM CST, Sterling DeRamus <sterling.deramus@...> wrote:
This is only 32 minutes of data, or 64 shots at 30 seconds. ISO 3200. I’m pleased with how this turned out. Less noise than my Pleiades shot. Maybe better processing. Attachments: image0.jpeg: https://bas-astro.groups.io/g/main/attachment/5388/0
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Martin
Very nice Sterling, where did you take the pictures? CMO?
Martin Rodriguez
From: main@bas-astro.groups.io <main@bas-astro.groups.io> on behalf of Sterling DeRamus <sterling.deramus@...>
Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2020 2:01 PM To: main@bas-astro.groups.io <main@bas-astro.groups.io> Subject: [bas-astro] Horeshead Nebula This is only 32 minutes of data, or 64 shots at 30 seconds. ISO 3200. I’m pleased with how this turned out. Less noise than my Pleiades shot. Maybe better processing.
Attachments: image0.jpeg: https://bas-astro.groups.io/g/main/attachment/5388/0
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Robert Pitt
Very nice Sterling! I always like to see the gap between the mane and the head which is hard to get, and you got that!
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From: main@bas-astro.groups.io <main@bas-astro.groups.io> On Behalf Of Sterling DeRamus Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2020 8:02 AM To: main@bas-astro.groups.io Subject: [bas-astro] Horeshead Nebula This is only 32 minutes of data, or 64 shots at 30 seconds. ISO 3200. I’m pleased with how this turned out. Less noise than my Pleiades shot. Maybe better processing. Attachments: image0.jpeg: https://bas-astro.groups.io/g/main/attachment/5388/0
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Mark Copper
Lovely! Very clean.
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Sterling DeRamus
Martin,
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Yes at CMO the night of the 14th. Same night I did my Pleiades.
On Nov 24, 2020, at 8:47 AM, Martin <Mrodri2@...> wrote:
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