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M45 - The Pleiades
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18 years 11 months ago #21026
by DaveGrennan
Regards and Clear Skies,
Dave.
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M45 - The Pleiades was created by DaveGrennan
2nd light with the modified 300D.
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As usual, processed by Jed with Images Plus.
Details under the image.
www.webtreatz.com/index.php?option=com_z...amp;key=16&hit=1
As usual, processed by Jed with Images Plus.
Regards and Clear Skies,
Dave.
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18 years 11 months ago #21028
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Replied by eansbro on topic Re: M45 - The Pleiades
Amazing image Dave. Well done!
Excellent star images as compared to your first one that appeared to be slight pear shape at high magnification. The mod really enhances the red region and probably more detail. Again, like Dave L it would be interesting to see the comparison (with & without filter)
Is the red glow around the perimeter of the Pleiades ie. part of the extension of the nebulosity (H alpha region?), or is the red enhancement due to the red sensitivity of the sensor, or something else?
Well done to Jed as well.
Eamonn A
Excellent star images as compared to your first one that appeared to be slight pear shape at high magnification. The mod really enhances the red region and probably more detail. Again, like Dave L it would be interesting to see the comparison (with & without filter)
Is the red glow around the perimeter of the Pleiades ie. part of the extension of the nebulosity (H alpha region?), or is the red enhancement due to the red sensitivity of the sensor, or something else?
Well done to Jed as well.
Eamonn A
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18 years 11 months ago #21032
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Looking through the porthole of a spaceship
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18 years 11 months ago #21036
by DaveGrennan
Hi Eamonn, Thanks for the comments.
The red glow you see is a vignetting effect unfortunately. As of now, I dont have a 2" LPR filter forcing me to use 1.25" accessories. This causes a porthole effect as field illumination drops off towards the edge. Not a problem in high f/ratio imaging as the smaller objects are usually cropped, but obvious in wider field stuff like these images.
Regards and Clear Skies,
Dave.
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Replied by DaveGrennan on topic Re: M45 - The Pleiades
Is the red glow around the perimeter of the Pleiades ie. part of the extension of the nebulosity (H alpha region?), or is the red enhancement due to the red sensitivity of the sensor, or something else?
Hi Eamonn, Thanks for the comments.
The red glow you see is a vignetting effect unfortunately. As of now, I dont have a 2" LPR filter forcing me to use 1.25" accessories. This causes a porthole effect as field illumination drops off towards the edge. Not a problem in high f/ratio imaging as the smaller objects are usually cropped, but obvious in wider field stuff like these images.
Regards and Clear Skies,
Dave.
J41 - Raheny Observatory.
www.webtreatz.com
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18 years 11 months ago #21043
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Martin Mc Kenna
coruscations attending the whole length of the luminosity, giving to the phenomena the aspect of a wrathful messenger, and not that of a tranquil body pursuing a harmless course..comet of 1680
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Dave you are producing some incredible images. Beautiful capture!!
Martin Mc Kenna
coruscations attending the whole length of the luminosity, giving to the phenomena the aspect of a wrathful messenger, and not that of a tranquil body pursuing a harmless course..comet of 1680
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18 years 11 months ago #21048
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Dave/Jed - nice framing. Glad to see you still have the vignetting problem and delighted to see you suffereing from a severe attack of dustmotes.
I hope you don't get these fixed any time soon or we'll really be in trouble...
Dave
I hope you don't get these fixed any time soon or we'll really be in trouble...
Dave
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