Pier 6 - remaining images

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simonnickydowning

Thursday, 25 June 2020

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I managed to process all the data from Pier 6 over the last few months. Pier 6 uses a Takahashi FSQ106-ED F/3.6 astrograph, on a Paramount MX mount with a QSI 683-WSG mono CCD, using Astronomik filters. As that is so, I thought I would upload the remaining ones today.

M81 and M82 was 20 luminances and 6 RGB's each, all at 15 minutes exposure time. Integration time was thus 9 hours and 30 minutes.

Thor's helmet, NGC 2359, comprises of 5 Ha, 5 SII and 5 OIII, each at 10 minutes long each. The integration time was a short 2.5 hours.

NGC 4216 comprises of 6 of each of L, R, G and B, all at 10 minutes long each, thus the integration time was 4 hours.

The Witch's Head nebula, IC 2118, comprises of only a few subs from the data provided - 8 subs of R, G and B each. They were all at 10 minutes long each, and thus the integration time was 4 hours.

Thanks everyone for supporting me with the imaging and processing. This is a great community to be part of...

Take care.
Simon

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M81 and M82 finished3.png

marklarge81

3 years ago

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Oh wow - you are really on a roll! Well done you!

NoMoreCloudyNights

3 years ago

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Yes Simon I agree with Mark, fine selection of images. Even dust lanes visible in some of those relatively tiny galaxies, some excellent processing indeed.

Thanks for sharing.

Regards, Ray

Ray
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simonnickydowning

3 years ago

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[size=100]Thanks Mark so much, I really appreciate you taking the time to write to me. Looking forward to your next image... I hope you will have a great day!

Simon[/size]

simonnickydowning

3 years ago

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[size=100]That is really kind of you Ray. You are a very supportive person and that means a lot to many. Hope to see some images from you soon.

Simon[/size]