| Cone & Foxfur in Monoceros ST11000M and Takahashi FS-102 @ F5.9 Ha: 120 min. RGB: 30:30:30 Processed using Robert Gendler's technique blending the Ha and Red channels. |
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| Imaged
from mt backyard with AstroDon 6nm Ha for 105minutes, using a Takahashi FS-102 working at F5.9 on an EM-200 Temma2. |
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Sp11605: Solar Prominence with Coronado MS90/BF30 & Televue TV-102i F/26 SolarDisk11605b: Sun with large active sunspot 720. Whirlpool Rising: Whirlpool Rising over Fort Davis State Park. Saturn: C14 F22 |
| I was
out in early December testing my Canon 10D capabilities for astro-imaging
and got some very pleasing results. Both images where acquired with 5 minute unguided iterations. I didn’t have my AC power adapter yet at the time and got about 3.5 hrs out of single battery. |
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| Pleiades: Exposure: 3 X 5minutes; ISO: 1600; Format: RAW |
| Notes:
Acquired with Canon Remote Capture, Converted to TIF, Registered and
Combined using Image Plus. Final Processing with Photoshop CS. |
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| Orion: Exposure: 10 X 5minutes; ISO: 1600; Format: RAW |
| Notes:
Acquired with Canon Remote Capture, Converted to TIF, Registered and
Combined using Image Plus. Final Processing with Photoshop CS. |
Sunspot 696 by Quentin Hinds
11/12/04
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Quentin writes: High resolution 3
frame mosaic of Sunspot 696. Image taken with Neptune 100 video camera and Televue TV-102i working at F/27 using Coronado MS90/BF30 .6a Ha filter set. |
Sunspot 693 by Quentin Hinds
10/24/04
| Quentin writes: Sunspot 693 are two large spots
each nearly twice the size of the Earth connected by magnetic lines of force which hold energy for a potentially large flare. Camera: Neptune 100, Instrument: Coronado MS90/BF30 | Televue TV-102i f/40, Processing: Registax, MaxImDL 4.0 Unsharp Mask, Photoshop CS - Curves, Unsharp Mask, Colorized. Image taken from Houston, Texas on October 30, 2004. |
![]() (Full size 204KB) M51 This image: I acquired the luminance a year ago and got the RGB data the star party. It was well worth the wait. |
![]() (Full size 217KB) NGC 5033 Interesting galaxy in Canes Venatici. |
![]() (Full size 227KB) NGC 3628 NGC galaxy of Leo Trio. To visit Quentin's Web site, click here. |