I started on these images quite some time ago and have gradually finished them. I found the lion's nebula hard to process, because there was little signal, at least that is how it seemed to me to be, for the 'lion' part of it, but I have done my best - perhaps I need to try and tweak the image so it is not quite so dark... Pier 5 uses a Takahashi Epsilon 180 F/2,8 astrograph, on a Skywatcher EQ 8 mount with a ZWO ASI071 Pro Colour CMOS camera. For IC5070 I used 120 subs at 2 minutes long each and the lion's nebula was 100 subs at 2 minutes long each, thus totalling 4 hours and 3 hours 20 minutes integration time respectively. Thanks everyone...
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Simon come on!
Now you're doing it deliberately. I don't suppose you can make out a bird in one of the pictures and some feline creature in the other!
There ought to be a name from what I'm suffering from. This won't make any sense at all unless my replies are read in the correct sequence.
Absolute pure coincidence when it comes to that Sh2-132 image. All shall be revealed.
Cheers Ray.
Now you're doing it deliberately. I don't suppose you can make out a bird in one of the pictures and some feline creature in the other!
There ought to be a name from what I'm suffering from. This won't make any sense at all unless my replies are read in the correct sequence. Absolute pure coincidence when it comes to that Sh2-132 image. All shall be revealed.
Cheers Ray.
Ray
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