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I agreeImaging telescope or lens:C9.25
Imaging camera:zwo asi 071MC PRO ZWO
Mount:Track The Stars TTS 160 Panther
Guiding telescope or lens:Televue TV-60
Guiding camera:ZWO ASI224MC ASI224MC
Software:PixInsight PinInsight, The SkyX Pro, CCDStack2, RegiStar, PS. Diff. SW products
Filters:Baader 2" UVIR block, IDAS LPS P2 IDAS
Accessories:Starizona Hyperstar 9.25", Track The Stars rOTAtor
Resolution: 2152x1472
Dates:Nov. 30, 2019, Dec. 2, 2019
Frames:
Baader 2" UVIR block: 46x120" bin 1x1
IDAS LPS P2 IDAS: 27x300" bin 1x1
Integration: 3.8 hours
Avg. Moon age: 4.85 days
Avg. Moon phase: 24.85%
Astrometry.net job: 3099003
RA center: 5h 28' 23"
DEC center: +35° 1' 22"
Pixel scale: 3.653 arcsec/pixel
Orientation: 105.362 degrees
Field radius: 1.323
Data source: Backyard
The subs was taken by Mr. Niels Haagh in the city of Ganloese, half an hour drive by car from CPH DK.
The TTS 160 Panther mount with the telescope rOTAtor was used.
Celestron C9.25 Hyperstar F/2 scope/setup and camera ZWO ASI071MC pro. used (my camera and 2" filters :-)
A 2" Baader UV/IR block filter & a IDAS LPS V4 filter (used on the 300sec subs) was also used.
A Televue TV-60 scope used for guide purpose, the tracking scope was ZWO ASI224MC.
The PS, CCDStack2, RegiStar processing part was done by me, and Niels H. did the calibration & stack of subs in PI.
CS Niels
Shadows & Highlights function used in PS :-)
Made a starless version, changed the color balance slightly and mixed this starless version with V2 => V3 :-)

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