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I agreeImaging telescopes or lenses:Baader Planetarium Vario Finder 10x60, telrad, Orion ED80T CF
Imaging camera:Canon EOS 550D
Mount:Orion Atlas EQ-G
Software:iris, Photoshop CS5
Filters:Baader Planetarium Neodymium & IR-Cut (Moon & Skyglow) 1.25" filter, Baader OIII 1.25" Filter, Baader Planetarium L-Booster UHC-S Visual&Photographic, Baader Planetarium Contrasr Booster Filter 1,25
Accessories:TeleVue Plossl 40mm, Canon T ring adaptator, Celestron Power Tank 17
Resolution: 581x689
Dates:Jan. 17, 2015
Frames: 110x20" ISO1600 bin 2x2
Integration: 0.6 hours
Darks: ~20
Flats: ~20
Bias: ~20
Avg. Moon age: 26.15 days
Avg. Moon phase: 12.38%
Temperature: 8.00
Astrometry.net job: 517243
RA center: 83.731 degrees
DEC center: -5.469 degrees
Pixel scale: 8.399 arcsec/pixel
Orientation: -176.870 degrees
Field radius: 0.985 degrees
Locations: Coromandel, Nice, 06, France
I heard that was possible to make astrophotography in town. I did not believe in it, nevertheless.
Here is a photo of M42 realized on January 17th, 2015 from the balcony of my flat in Nice (Nizza) with my Canon 550D not modified installed bottom my 80ED and with a series of filter. The images treatment is assured by IRIS and PHOTOSHOP CS-5.5.
On raconte qu’il est possible de faire de l’astrophotographie en ville. Je n’y croyais pas beaucoup et pourtant.
Voici une photo de M42 réalisée le 17 janvier 2015 depuis la terrasse de mon appartement à Nice avec mon Canon 550D non modifié installé au foyer de ma lunette 80ED et d’une série de filtre. Le traitement des images est assuré par IRIS et PHOTOSHOP CS-5.5.
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