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Posted on 2015-02-16 by mosqueeto

A cat named Nini

A cat named Nini

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North American Nebula, processed 8 different ways 2021-07-20
This is the same data (27 exposures, 3 minutes each) as in the previous post. Four different ways of combining the exposures, and two different methods of removing background coloration (an overwhelming green from the light pollution filter I was using) from the resulting image. I think the second one (“integration-ABE1-“) is best, but I […]
Colorless North American Nebula 2021-07-18
This is the North American Nebula, with a bit of the Pelican Nebula at the bottom. A stack of 27 3-minute exposures. I’m not sure why there isn’t more color; color still remains a bit of a mystery to me…
Veil Nebula wide view 2021-07-13
Remains of an exploded star. This is over an hour exposure total, through a 61mm telescope, in not so great suburban skies.
Veil Nebula 2021-06-20
It is really much dimmer than this image would indicate. I boosted the contrast and brightness a great deal. The Veil Nebula is another chestnut image… Update: Slightly better version of the photo, rotated to match the Wikipedia article on the Veil Nebula, which has some stunning images. This is NGC6992, or the “Eastern Veil”. […]

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