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Alan Sheiness Images
Hi Alan,
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I just noticed that you recently added a gallery with some really nice images to [email protected].
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I particulary like the detail in galaxys taken with the 14-in, M81, M101, M51 and the M65 & M66 pair. The Iris and Bubble nebulae are also excellent, but all are well done.
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Sorry that I have not been able to attend any of the Lyme observing sessions, so we have not yet met. I'll get there some time.
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Gerry
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Thank you, very kind. My two photography platforms are a 14¡± ACF with an 0.62x Optec reducer, and an 82mm Evolux with a flattener that is piggybacked on the 14¡±.
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The 82mm started out as a guidescope for when I¡¯m shooting through the 14¡± (my Starlock bit the dust last spring), but then I began shooting wide fields thru it and I like that added flexibility.?
I use a 2600MC Pro in either case (and a 120MM Mini for guiding). Virtually all shots in either case are 10s or 30s subs in the 14¡±, and 30s or 60s subs in the 82ED. Typical integrations 30-60 minutes total. Siril, Starnet+ and Photoshop for stacking and post. I also have an ASI678 if I do any planetary.
All sits on a steel pier inside a roll off roof so polar alignment is permanent. From time to time I tweak the PEC training.? --
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Alan Sheiness
Trail 53 Observatory, Lyme CT
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Alan,? Thanks for sharing your photos with the TAAS members. The ones on your website are great, too. I encourage other TAAS members to visit it and attend one of the Lyme Land Trust events at the Trail 53 Observatory.? Mark On Mon, Nov 18, 2024 at 10:15 AM, Alan Sheiness via groups.io <sheinessam@...> wrote:
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Alan,
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Thanks for the kind comments. I learned early as a photographer to pick out the best shots, and forget the rest. :-) Also, enjoyed your two additional galaxy photos. The Virgo collection reminded me of a great night observing with Mark at his VT house in the Spring of 2019. Viewing with his 17-in Dob, we identified many galaxies in and around Markarian's Chain. I recall we had logged around 90+ total objects before losing count in the wee hours. Gerry On Nov 18, 2024, at 10:15 AM, Alan Sheiness via groups.io <sheinessam@...> wrote: |
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