M57 The Ring Nebula at MSRO #MSRO #ExploreScientific #G11 #astrophotography
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Here is an image of M57 the Ring Nebula that I obtained last night. This is a stack of 34 x 120 second color images processed in MaxIm DL and Photoshop. This image was taken using our 6.5-inch 165 FPL53 CF APO Refractor mounted on our ES/Losmandy G11 PMC-Eight with Telescope Drive Master. This image is UNGUIDED. The camera used was the 16 Mp QHY163C OSC TEC camera system. This image has been reduced in size by 50%.
https://espmc-eight.groups.io/g/MAIN/photo/112946/0?p=Created,,,20,2,0,0 https://espmc-eight.groups.io/g/MAIN/photo/112946/1?p=Created,,,20,2,0,0 Jerry Hubbell Vice President of Engineering Explore Scientific, LLC. jrh at explorescientific.com www.explorescientificusa.com 1010 S. 48th Street Springdale, AR 72762 1-866-252-3811 Author: Scientific Astrophotography: How Amateurs Can Generate and Use Professional Imaging Data Remote Observatories for Amateur Astronomers: Using High-Powered Telescopes From Home Mark Slade Remote Observatory (MSRO) IAU MPC W54 Equipment Wilderness, VA Mounts: ES PMC-Eight G11 + Telescope Drive Master (TDM) Scopes: ES 165 FPL-53 ED APO CF, ES 102 FCD100 ED APO CF Cameras: QHY174M-GPS + FW, QHY163C Misc: 3-inch 0.7x Focal Reducer Field Flattener, Filters: Luminance, Red, V-band Photometric, Diffuser, 200 lpmm Spectral Grating Software: MaxIm DL 6, Cartes du Ciel, Astrometrica, AstroImageJ, AutoStakkert!
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