#Horsehead Nebula and Flame Nebula - 2hr 50min
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Damn that was some serious light pollution. This is the best I could get haha
That's great! thank you
yea this target was pretty low on the horizon, just above a street light
What program did you use to subtract the pollution? 🙂
Yeah I have the same problem with the Orion Constellation. But atm I have had non stop cloud so I am processing other peoples images ahaha
I use GraXpert and then the old school dust and scratches subtraction in photoshop
oh nice, didn't know that was a thing
yes, i use gimp for editting me photos
I'm gonna take a look at GraXpert! thanks mate
I have never used GIMP myself. But GraXpert is stand alone software. Their website has a video on how to use it.
No worries! Good Luck!
Thank you! Love the pink flame nebula
With pleasure
Any filters used for this?
@formal junco Optolong L-Pro, but the streetlight was at the same level as my balcony
It was a bit too strong for the filter i think
There was also a full moon haha, but to be honest. I'm just happy I was able to see the horsehead for the first time
it feels like its slightly out of focus, the stars look pretty bloated
quick and rough process, extremely difficult background
This was the focus from that night
Is it possible that the stars look like that because i don't have a field flattener or coma corrector?
this probably yeah, definitely get a coma corrector
Does a coma corrector also flatten the field of view?
When i look at my corners the stars always go the sides of the photo
This one show it a bit better
My scope is a newtonian btw
field flatteners are for refractors, coma correctors are for reflectors
coma
Thanks that just cleared up a lot of confusion!