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Posted by Paul A Brierley at 09:42 on 2012 Dec 08
I want to share with you, my first colour image of a familiar winter celestial crustacean. Messier 1 was nice and high when, on Wednesday December 5th. I had the opportunity to take some pictures.Equipment details.C9.25 at 2.35 mtrs F10Canon 1000D modifiedLosmandy G11 Gemini 1 L4GuideingPHD QHY5 9×50 finder scopeExposure6 x 600 seconds
Posted by Jeremy at 10:23 on 2012 Dec 08
Hello Paul,that is a wonderful picture of M1, Paul – well done! Nice tight star images.Did you take it from Macc. or elsewhere?I trust you’ll send it to the DSS Director.Go well!Jeremy
Posted by Paul A Brierley at 11:03 on 2012 Dec 08
Hello Jeremy,Yes I did. I find a CLS filter works extremely well, under these light polluted skies. Sadly that’s one reason for taking up CCD and Dslr imaging.I have sent this to the DSS.Compliments of Season.
Posted by Gary Poyner at 12:54 on 2012 Dec 08
Very nice image Paul. Well done! Hope you’ll have a go at the nebula around the variable star RR Tau for the joint VSS/DSS project!Always have to get a VS plug in do I not? :-)Gary
Posted by Nick Atkinson at 16:34 on 2012 Dec 08
Hi Paul,Great image and reason to spur me on. I have been having a go at M42 with the following equipment.F9 6" triplet.Astro-Physics 900 GOTOSarlightXpress H9 with their filter wheel and loadstar off axis guiderMaxim DL for image capturePHD guidingHave not got the hang of star alignment with Maxim Dl that I have only just bought so use AIP4WIN v2.Like you quite new to colour imaging and I have not got used to tri-colour processing. Looks a lot easier using a DSLR. But I do not have one of these.Looks like a clear night so will have a go with M1.You ought to have a go with M42 Best of luckNick
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