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m64 LRGB
Here is my first ever LRGB image using the QSI 683. Hardly any data here, I was only able to get 12 min of RGB each. I need to revisit my alignment as I have not touched the mount since last fall. I had a lot of egg shaped stars that I processed out. This image is heavily cropped. So for a first light and a lot of testing and tweaking I am quite happy with how it came out.
M64
QSI 683ws
AT8RC
Luminance 360sec images binned 2x2 (27 subs with IDAS filter
RGB 240sec images binned 2x2 (3 subs each)
Images acquired with Nebulosity, stacked with DSS and processed in PS CS5
Albums: Galaxies
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Comment by Trevor Woodrow on May 25, 2012 at 11:03pm
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This is sweet Steve, can't wait to see what you do with more time better tracking! Hell wish my 'good' nights came out as well.
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Comment by Steve Coates on May 20, 2012 at 12:34pm
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Thanks Marc. The QSI has a built in FW. This was guided with a guide scope.
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Comment by Charles Dunlop on May 19, 2012 at 7:57pm
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You off axis guiding with that? Which filter wheel did you get?
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Comment by Marc Basti on May 19, 2012 at 7:18pm
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You should be happy, that is a really nice 1st run. Good for you man, Marc
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