Celestial hemisphere:  Northern  ·  Constellation: Auriga (Aur)  ·  Contains:  IC 417  ·  The star φAur
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IC 417 in h-alpha, Marcel  Porsiel
IC 417 in h-alpha
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IC 417 in h-alpha, Marcel  Porsiel
IC 417 in h-alpha
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Description

My very first h-alpha experiments under the bright moon and between some clouds.
Perfect time to test my eos-clip filter which i got from another astrobin member over a year ago.

It was hard to get into perfect focus with this filter, because i could not see the brightest stars through my camera.
The focus without the filter seems to be minimal different as with the 1mm thick filter.
First i tried it with some testshots an minimal focus correction moves in between to get the perfekt X, this worked okay but
after the moon went up, i could easily focus on him and had time for i few pictures.
Any ideas to make this focus process easier or when the moon helper isnt there?
I think jupiter would work as focus point to.

Nearly unprocessed image, only luminance extraction and little strechting.
I like my first result, although short integration time and very noisy.
Impressive what you can get with such a filter under a very bad sky, i love it!

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    IC 417 in h-alpha, Marcel  Porsiel
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Description: Tested a deconvolution method with PI for more sharpness.
Little MLT noise reduction and soft curve modulation after streching.

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IC 417 in h-alpha, Marcel  Porsiel