Neubearbeitung 4/2022-2 LRGB Version von Nordamerika-Nebel NGC 7000 und Pelikan-Nebel IC 5070 (Matthias Groß)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Cygnus (Cyg) · Contains: 50 Cyg) · 62 Cyg · Arided · Aridif · Arrioph (α Cyg · IC 5070 · NGC 6989 · NGC 6997 · NGC 7000 · North America Nebula · Pelican Nebula · The star 55 Cyg · The star 56 Cyg · The star 57 Cyg · The star Deneb · The star ξ Cyg

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Neubearbeitung 4/2022-2 LRGB Version von Nordamerika-Nebel NGC 7000 und Pelikan-Nebel IC 5070

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Neubearbeitung 4/2022-2 LRGB Version von Nordamerika-Nebel NGC 7000 und Pelikan-Nebel IC 5070

Neubearbeitung 4/2022-2 LRGB Version von Nordamerika-Nebel NGC 7000 und Pelikan-Nebel IC 5070 im Sternbild Schwan am 23.06.2020 gegen 23:45Uhr Startzeit. Leicht Cropped. 🙂

Ich hab mich nochmals an diesem Ausgangsmaterial ran gesetzt und versucht noch einige Nebelstrukturen heraus zu holen und denke es ist mir einigermaßen gelungen. ich hoffe mal, dass ich einigermaßen farblich richtig liege und es nicht all zu sehr übertrieben habe. Mehr geht glaub ich nicht mehr und es nimmt auch langsam das Rauschen zuviel zu. Das blau/violette Leuchten rechts stammt von einem Fehler meinerseits, denn ich hatte das Display vergessen abzuschalten. GraXpert hat es aber schön minimieren können.

Ich glaube mal es fehlt wirklich nur mehr Gesamtbelichtungszeit und das richtige Fokussieren um noch mehr Details sehen zu können. Ich hoffe, dass ich sehr bald eine neue Session starten kann mit mehr Lights. Jedenfalls bin ich mit dem Ergebnis für das Ausgangsmaterial erstmal zufrieden.

Cam Canon EOS 1000Da+Canon 55-250mm, ISO 1600, BW 250mm, Blende F/8.0, 38x 93sec, 10 Darks, 40 Bias.

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Tools: AstraImage Plugin für Photoshop, StarXTerminator, Pro Digital Software Astronomy Tools Version 1.6.2, Astro, Pro Digital Software StarFilter Pro4, Astro-EBV Actions, nachgeschärft mit APF-R

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