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Imaging The Heavens - Image Processing
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Image Gallery ▼. A Typical Night Of Imaging. Image Processing ▼. Imaging by stages ▼. Levelling and basic alignment. An example of basic image processing. A Typical Night Of Imaging. I have only recently delved into astroimaging so my skills compared to some of the experts are fairly limited at the moment. However that is part of the fun of this hobby in that you pick up tips as you go on and you learn with practice. Imaging The Heavens created at www.mrsite.com.
Imaging The Heavens - A Typical Night Of Imaging
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Image Gallery ▼. A Typical Night Of Imaging. Image Processing ▼. Imaging by stages ▼. Levelling and basic alignment. My Routine For Setting Up And Imaging For A Night. A Typical Night Of Imaging. Astrophotographers around the world will have their own routine for setting their equipment up for the night and the different stages involved in capturing data. This is what I do for a typical nights imaging. 5 When it is dark enough I switch the laptop, dew heater and mount on. 6 Start the Sky 6 software and e...
Imaging The Heavens - My blog
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Image Gallery ▼. A Typical Night Of Imaging. Image Processing ▼. Imaging by stages ▼. Levelling and basic alignment. Getting ready for NEAIC/NEAF in New York. 8658; Post history. Bull; June 2010. Finished NGC7000 image added to gallery. New images added to gallery. Bull; May 2010. A bit of clear weather at last. Bull; April 2010. New image added to gallery. Bull; March 2010. New image added to the gallery. Bull; February 2010. New image added to gallery. Bull; December 2009. New image added to gallery.
Imaging The Heavens - Eyepieces
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Image Gallery ▼. A Typical Night Of Imaging. Image Processing ▼. Imaging by stages ▼. Levelling and basic alignment. Eyepiece selection and their uses. A Typical Night Of Imaging. Illuminated reticule, Ethos 13mm and Nagler 31mm. Imaging The Heavens created at www.mrsite.com.
Imaging The Heavens - Nebulae 3
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Image Gallery ▼. A Typical Night Of Imaging. Image Processing ▼. Imaging by stages ▼. Levelling and basic alignment. Emission, planetary, reflection and dark nebulae and supervova remnants (click thumbnails to enlarge). A Typical Night Of Imaging. NGC2174 - Monkey Head Nebula in Ha. NGC2174 - Monkey Head Nebula SII:Ha:OIII. NGC2264 - Cone and Fox Fur nebulae in Ha. NGC2264 - Cone and Fox Fur nebulae in Ha and OIII. NGC2264 - Cone and Fox Fur nebulae in HST palette. NGC6992 in Ha and OIII. NGC2264 - Cone ...
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Suburban Skies: June 2009
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Tuesday, 16 June 2009. From my bedroom window looking towards the Thames Valley at around 11.15 this evening. By the time I'd dashed downstairs to get a tripod for my camera, the display of luminous blue streamers had all but dissipated. If these were indeed the noctilucent clouds I've heard rumour of (and they look like it from the photos of others), this is the first time I've seem them for real. Posted by Suburban Skies. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Eyes on the Sky. Registax (ver...
Suburban Skies: NLCs over Thames Valley...
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Monday, 13 July 2009. NLCs over Thames Valley. Click on image for larger view. Noctilucent clouds put on a great show last night (July 12th). This was the view from my drive at around 10.30 BST, looking north-west. I grabbed a series of shots through a Sony Cybershot on auto (camera on a tripod this time) and put two frames together in a mosaic to give the above panorama. Posted by Suburban Skies. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My Eyes on the Sky. Vixen 114mm f5.3 ED refractor. Astronomik 1.25' ...
Suburban Skies: January 2009
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Thursday, 29 January 2009. Click on image to enlarge. IC 410 and IC 405 (The "Flaming Star" Nebula, Caldwell 31). 1,600 light years. SXV-H9, Zeiss 135mm telephoto lens @ f3.5 (40 mm aperture), ATIK filter wheel with Ha, G&B filters. 40 x 200s 2x2 binned subframes in H alpha, 12 x 200s 2x2 binned in G, 5 in B, 16 darks, 16 flats/flat darks in Ha, calibrated and stacked in AIP4Win. Final processing in AstroArt, Paint Shop Pro7 and NeatImage. Did quite a reasonable job in cleaning it up. From Greg Parker's ...
Suburban Skies: M38 & NGC 1907
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Monday, 5 April 2010. M38 and NGC 1907. Click on image to enlarge. Messier 38 (NGC 1912) and NGC 1907. 4,200 light years (NGC 1907, 4.500 light years). SXV-H9, Vixen ED 114mm aperture f5.3 refractor, ATIK manual filter wheel, Astronomix LRGB filters. 20 x 60 seconds luminance (unbinned), 20 X 40 seconds each for red, green and blue channels (2x2 binned), 16 flats/flat darks in luminance only, calibrated and stacked in AIP4Win, tweaked in AstroArt and PSP7. This was my first imaging run for quite a while,...
Suburban Skies: September 2008
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Thursday, 25 September 2008. SXV-H9, Soligor 200mm telephoto lens. 20 x 180s subframes at full resolution, 16 darks, 16 flats/flat darks, calibrated and stacked in AIP4Win. The stars are rather bloated and I think it may be down to the lens really not being too good in terms of chromatic aberration (see Great Andromeda Nebula. And whilst some of the famed nebulosity is visible, there isn't as much of it as the experts. No nebulosity, but nice stars. Posted by Suburban Skies. Links to this post. At last, ...
Suburban Skies: October 2008
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Friday, 31 October 2008. Messier 101, NGC 5457. 175 million light years. SXV-H9, Vixen ED114 refractor (f.l. 600mm). 60 x 90s 2x2 binned subframes, 16 darks, 16 flats/flat darks, calibrated and stacked in AIP4Win. My notes record that this wasn't the greatest night for imaging, as a high haze set in whilst I was setting up. Nevertheless, the brighter inner coils of this galaxy (whose full apparent diameter in the sky is nearly that of the full moon) can be seen quite well. Posted by Suburban Skies. 40 x ...
Suburban Skies: May 2009
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Thursday, 28 May 2009. Click on image to enlarge. Messier 5 (NGC 5904). 24,500 light years. SXV-H9, Vixen ED 114mm aperture f5.3 refractor, ATIK manual filter wheel, Astronomix LRGB filters. 20 x 60 seconds luminance (2x2 binned), 12 X 40 seconds each for red, green and blue channels, 16 flats/flat darks in luminance only, calibrated and stacked in AIP4Win, tweaked in AstroArt and PSP7. With reference to my previous equipment glitch, David "Astroeyes" Moth. This was a single afocal frame using a Casio QV...
Suburban Skies: Messier 3...
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Wednesday, 27 May 2009. Click on image to enlarge. Messier 3 (NGC 5272). 34,000 light years. SXV-H9, Vixen ED 114mm aperture f5.3 refractor, ATIK manual filter wheel, Astronomix LRGB filters. 20 x 60 seconds luminance (2x2 binned), 20 X 40 seconds each for red, green and blue channels, 16 flats/flat darks in luminance only, calibrated and stacked in AIP4Win, tweaked in AstroArt and PSP7. It was certainly an improvement on my first attempt some five years earlier (see below). Once I acquired the frames I ...
Suburban Skies: July 2009
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Monday, 13 July 2009. NLCs over Thames Valley. Click on image for larger view. Noctilucent clouds put on a great show last night (July 12th). This was the view from my drive at around 10.30 BST, looking north-west. I grabbed a series of shots through a Sony Cybershot on auto (camera on a tripod this time) and put two frames together in a mosaic to give the above panorama. Posted by Suburban Skies. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Eyes on the Sky. Vixen 114mm f5.3 ED refractor. Astronomi...
Suburban Skies: April 2010
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Monday, 5 April 2010. M38 and NGC 1907. Click on image to enlarge. Messier 38 (NGC 1912) and NGC 1907. 4,200 light years (NGC 1907, 4.500 light years). SXV-H9, Vixen ED 114mm aperture f5.3 refractor, ATIK manual filter wheel, Astronomix LRGB filters. 20 x 60 seconds luminance (unbinned), 20 X 40 seconds each for red, green and blue channels (2x2 binned), 16 flats/flat darks in luminance only, calibrated and stacked in AIP4Win, tweaked in AstroArt and PSP7. This was my first imaging run for quite a while,...
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3 ways to sell out your printing business franchise. A business for sale in Australia is an opportunity for sale for a number of investors and business owners who love to invest in upcoming businesses. Whether it's a Business For Sale Brisbane. Or various franchise opportunities. Or to find and buy a franchise. Is not an easy to achieve goal. Because you never know who are interested and how they need their selected business to be functioning. If we consider a fast printing. Work, flyer printing. Never m...
8th Imaging the cell 2015 - june 24 - 26 - Bordeaux, France
Welcome to the 8th Imaging the cell 2015. Imaging the Cell" is a meeting organized by the French Society of Cell Biology. Previous editions were held in Toulouse (2012) and in Strasbourg (2013) and were great success. That you like wine or cell imaging, we will be very happy to welcome you in Bordeaux for this exciting meeting! Violaine MOREAU, PhD, INSERM U1053. Frédéric SALTEL, PhD, INSERM U1053. Fabrice CORDELIERES, PhD, Bordeaux Imaging Center. Christel POUJOL, PhD, Bordeaux Imaging Center.
Imaging Cities: New Media and Urban Action | Intervention in Ørestaden
Imaging Cities: New Media and Urban Action. July 10, 2010. Our very special thanks to all of our contributors, collaborators, friends and contacts, especially to our main collaborators Onesto Mong who made this possible. The project has spawned next year’s event, a symposium of our colleagues and a series of workshops concerned with how we become activists of good ideas in the places we live. July 10, 2010. July 10, 2010. July 10, 2010. The result was compelling and productive. Operating in a commute...
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Sagrada – Status. JMSMO – Status. Weather – Status. Messages of Encouragement and AstroPhotography by Mike Sherick. Sagrada – Status. JMSMO – Status. Weather – Status. 8220;It’s a Beautiful Morning”. For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son,. That whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life. 8220;It’s a Beautiful Morning”. Rejoice and be glad in it – for all that we have in life is a gift from God. So… this morning, I decided to take some photos of the local...
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Recommend this page on:. My name is Brandon Stroupe. This is my site that I use to show my Astrophotography work and videos. If you want to drop me a line you can always write in the guestbook. StarFest 2016 has come and gone. Looking forward to next year! Rho Ophiuchi Cloud Complex. My Last Star Party. I try to get out to dark sky sites and star parties as often as possible. When I upload the pictures, they can be seen in my photo gallery. My latest astro-vacation was to StarFest 2016.
Imaging the Path – Nothing for me that does not be for others
Nothing for me that does not be for others. Do couples without children make sense? There is not only a need for couples that breed children, but also a need for couples with creations that transcend themselves. What seems to have no meaning is a couple that does not share any common creation. Even though we (Carmen and Paco) have not bred any children we’ve created a writer, he who writes these lines, who is a mixture of both. Does it make sense to define a couple as therapy? There is no doubt that life...
