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I agreeImaging telescope or lens:Takumar 200mm prime lens 200mm f4
Imaging camera:Canon T6 Unmodified DSLR
Mount:Celestron CG3 EQ-2 GEM with RA Single Axis Motor Drive
Software:Deepskystacker, Photoshop CS3, Adobe Lightroom Classic CC
Accessory:Neewer Intervalometer
Resolution: 6000x2736
Dates:June 22, 2019
Frames: 241x50"
Integration: 3.3 hours
Avg. Moon age: 19.55 days
Avg. Moon phase: 76.23%
Astrometry.net job: 2998696
RA center: 10.757 degrees
DEC center: 41.250 degrees
Pixel scale: 2.399 arcsec/pixel
Orientation: 84.853 degrees
Field radius: 2.197 degrees
Data source: Traveller
The Great Andromeda Galaxy.
241x45" exposures, combination of Backyard and Spruce Knob data from earlier this year.
3hr 21m18s total exposure time.
Slight crop, composite image.
2x Drizzle edit, cropped. Added some more frames from my backyard for this stack, 1hr 7m exposure time (mixture of iso 400 and 800 subs, 45 sec subs).
3hr21m18s Exposure time, 50-sec exposures. Used Pixinsight for ABE, channel extraction and ACDNR/curve adjustment on the individual channels, then recombination and color calibration. Photoshop for layer blending and saturation boost. Lightroom for sharpening, removed the purple and red halos with CA removal tool, and noise reduction. Slightly downsampled and saved as .jpeg
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