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Finally, some better results - M39 and M29

 

Hello,

I haven't been here for a while. The weather was awful with lots of rainfalls, storms, floods etc. I had something else on my mind too.
But, I was able to take some trial shots of M39 during a full moon, and M29 a few days later.
A picture of M39 was taken and precessed by me, and I liked it.
Here is a link:


A picture of M29 was taken by me but processed by my colleagues. I still don't know how to use PS.
A link:


I am happy, because I am able to have round stars now, even without PEC on 180 sec subs. I use PHD2 and have total RMS at around 0,7-0,8 now.

Seb
 

Very nice images, Seb.

Glad you have your mount system working very well, imaging nicely.?

Once you learn Photoshop/Curves, (or competitive programs that also have a Curves function) you'll have fun stretching your images to reveal fainter objects.??

Enjoy yourself and stay safe,

Michael

On Sun, Jul 12, 2020, 2:01 AM Sebastian Kotulski <sebkotulski@...> wrote:
Hello,

I haven't been here for a while. The weather was awful with lots of rainfalls, storms, floods etc. I had something else on my mind too.
But, I was able to take some trial shots of M39 during a full moon, and M29 a few days later.
A picture of M39 was taken and precessed by me, and I liked it.
Here is a link:


A picture of M29 was taken by me but processed by my colleagues. I still don't know how to use PS.
A link:


I am happy, because I am able to have round stars now, even without PEC on 180 sec subs. I use PHD2 and have total RMS at around 0,7-0,8 now.

Seb

 

Congrats Sebastian! Glad your efforts have paid off with improved imaging.?

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