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NAnebulaSep292013
This image was taken by a friend of mine this past weekend. I thought it was good enough to share, what do you all think?
Be fair but honest - I've been trying to get him to join AG.
Thanks
Here's a copy paste of what he said: Another gorgeous fall night, a bit chilly but no wind. This composite of the NA and Pelican nebulae was taken with my little TMB-92 at f/5.5 apo refractor, an IDAS LPS-V3 filter and the Hutech modified Canon 6D. Each is a stack of 2 x 3 min exposures at ISO 3200 combined in PS CS-6. Note the absence of significant noise even at this high ISO. Great camera.
Enjoy,
Klaus
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Comment by Durval Menezes on June 6, 2015 at 7:55am
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Comment by Russ Ruggles on October 3, 2013 at 1:21pm
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Ya, one of your club members has the 60Da and Klaus got to play with it extensivly. Then saw what the 6D could do and bought that instead.
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Comment by Philip A Cruden on October 3, 2013 at 12:19pm
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Well that is just too cool. I read about the Canon 60Da in Astronomy Magazine and they showd a single shot 3 minute exposre of the NA Neb that looked fantastic. Your friends 6D mod seems to work amazingly fantastic, low noise and hand stacked in SC6, nice, very impressive.
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Just updated the imaging details.
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Here's the crazy this about this image. It's a mosaic and it's a stack of 2 - 3 minute shots each. No-calibration files.
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Lorraine loved it to so now you are up to two
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Thanks Phil - I'll let Klaus know he has one thumbs up!!!
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Fantastic, love it
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