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I agreeImaging telescopes or lenses:Celestron EdgeHD 925, Hyperstar by Starizona Hyperstar C925 Edge HD
Imaging camera:Canon SL1
Mount:iOptron ZEQ25
Guiding camera:Orion SSAG SSAG Mini 50 Package
Software:PHD2 Guiding, PhotoShop
Filter:Astronomik CCD CLS 2"
Resolution: 4330x2436
Dates:Dec. 5, 2015
Frames: 29x120" ISO1600
Integration: 1.0 hours
Avg. Moon age: 24.07 days
Avg. Moon phase: 30.11%
Temperature: 15.00
Astrometry.net job: 2070151
RA center: 85.457 degrees
DEC center: -2.419 degrees
Pixel scale: 1.657 arcsec/pixel
Orientation: 118.253 degrees
Field radius: 1.143 degrees
Locations: Delaware Park, 6438 Lakeshore Rd, Palms, Michigan, United States
Data source: Traveller
Dec-05-2015 ... I got a new modified Canon SL1 and drove to a close dark sky park, back then I was using BackyardEOS and I didn't really know much about plate solving ... etc so I tried my best to align the frame and then I took a 2 min exposure, I was kind disappointed because I couldn't see a lot of Ha data in there but I just remembered that I forgot to put IR-UV cut filter (CLS-CCD) because it was a full spectrum camera, after I put the filter and took another 2 min exposure, my oh my I was doing the happy dance, just memorizing.
Captured 29 subs and 20 darks, and during the processing in Photoshop and decided to remove all the stars to stretch the data even further. I hope you like it
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