Celestial hemisphere:  Southern  ·  Constellation: Sagittarius (Sgr)
Comparison of HA data shot with OSC versus mono. View in full res., Blue
Comparison of HA data shot with OSC versus mono. View in full res.
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Comparison of HA data shot with OSC versus mono. View in full res.

Comparison of HA data shot with OSC versus mono. View in full res., Blue
Comparison of HA data shot with OSC versus mono. View in full res.
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Comparison of HA data shot with OSC versus mono. View in full res.

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This is a quick comparison I made recently.

I have been using an OSC camera since I started imaging but recently bought a mono camera. The camera itself was delayed, while the rest of the equipment had arrived so I have been shooting NB data with the OSC camera for some months and using the Astro Pixel Processor debayer algorithms for extracting HA and Oiii data shot with an OSC sensor.

My mono camera arrived this month and I was able to reshoot HA data on a target that I had previously shot with the OSC, so I registered the integrations together to produce aligned HA images from both cameras to compare detail and noise. This animated gif is a comparison of the two. The cameras were an ASI2600MC and an ASI2600MM, both cooled to -10 and at 0 gain and an offset of 50, both are with the same HA filter and 1200 second subs, the OSC image is from 23 subs and the mono is 18. The OSC does not disgrace itself by any means but this certainly shows that the saying of "Never calculate something you can measure" holds true. Interpolation is no match for just reading it out.

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