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Recent photos with ES G11 #G11 #astrophotography
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Here’s a couple of images that I’ve taken over the last month or so using my ES G11. Guiding usually averages around .6” while average FWHM for the images is typically around 1.3”, which is pretty small IMO.
The camera was a ZWO AsI1600MM Pro with Astronomik filters looking through a Televue NP101IS. Full images can be found on my Astrobin page: https://www.astrobin.com/users/riot1013/
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Wes Mcdonald
Ji Beautiful. So good. Wes
On Fri, Sep 20, 2019 at 12:15 AM JI THERIOT via Groups.Io <ji.theriot=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:
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Wes, Southport NC PMC-8, ES ED 127, 10" LX200GPS, Astro-Tech 8" Newt, ETX-90 Polemaster, Orion ST-80 and SAG Electrical Engineer, Retired
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JI THERIOT <ji.theriot@...>
Thank you Wes.
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JI THERIOT <ji.theriot@...>
Here are a few more images. These were all done with the G11 as well. The Swan was done with my ES ED 127FCD. The Veil and Elephant Trunk were done with the Televue NP101is. All of these used ZWO filters.
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Wes Mcdonald
Ji
Wow, three more beauties. Man. You shoot mono with filters? How many subs per? Sub duration? Wes. -- Wes, Southport NC PMC-8, ES ED 127, 10" LX200GPS, Astro-Tech 8" Newt, ETX-90 Polemaster, Orion ST-80 and SAG Electrical Engineer, Retired
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JI THERIOT <ji.theriot@...>
Wes,
The Swan image was 2033 30sec subs for 16.9 hrs total...I will never do that again! All of the others were 300sec subs for narrowband and 120sec subs for LRGB. M33- 10.2 hours of exposure time Elephant Trunk- 8.9 hrs Veil- 7.7 hrs Crescent- 10.5 hrs Lagoon- 6.1 hrs
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JI THERIOT <ji.theriot@...>
Wes,
Check out my Astrobin page. There is a lot of detail on exposure times, gain settings, sky darkness etc. Ji
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Wes Mcdonald
Ji 😮. No, I guess you won't. That's a lot of time. I will take a gander at your site. Thanks Wes -- Wes, Southport NC PMC-8, ES ED 127, 10" LX200GPS, Astro-Tech 8" Newt, ETX-90 Polemaster, Orion ST-80 and SAG Electrical Engineer, Retired
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JI THERIOT <ji.theriot@...>
Here’s is two more:
the Leo Triplet shot in RGB with my ES ED127 FCD 100. Total exposure time is 7.8 hrs. This to date my favorite galaxy photo. The second is the North America Nebula shot in Ha, OIII and SII. Total exposure time is about 19 hours.
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Lloyd Simons <simonsl23@...>
That is the one of the best photos of the Leo triplet I have seen. Bravo!
-- Lloyd Simons Mattawan, MI Telescopes: Astrotech AT72ED II, Orion 8" Dobsonian, Tectron 15" Dobsonian Camera: Canon T3i Mount: iExos-100 PMC-8 Mount Control: Explorestars on a Lenovo Tab 2 A10-70F Android 6.0
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JI THERIOT <ji.theriot@...>
Thank you very much Lloyd
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JI THERIOT <ji.theriot@...>
Wes,
The exposure time wasn’t really the problem. I usually just set it up and go to bed… The problem was processing 2000+ images. I spent more time waiting for stuff to process that I actually did imaging. That many images is just extremely taxing on the computer. Ji
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