NGC 2244 und 2264 (Widefield als Balkon- Nebenprodukt) (astrobrandy)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Monoceros (Mon) · Contains: Christmas Tree Cluster · IC 447 · IC 448 · NGC 2237 · NGC 2238 · NGC 2246 · NGC 2264 · Rosette A · Rosette B · Rosette Nebula · The star 12Mon · The star 13Mon · The star 15Mon · The star 16Mon · The star 17Mon · The star 63Ori · The star 73Ori · The star 74Ori · The star 75Ori · The star εMon

NGC 2244 und 2264 (Widefield als Balkon- Nebenprodukt), astrobrandy

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NGC 2244 und 2264 (Widefield als Balkon- Nebenprodukt)

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NGC 2244 und 2264 (Widefield als Balkon- Nebenprodukt)

Vorgestern hatte ich kurzer Hand meine Reisemontierung iOptron Sky Guider Pro neben meiner "normalen" Balkonausrüstung aufgebaut und sie einfach nebenher laufen lassen. Mittels Kugelkopf hatte ich die EOS 1100 Da einschl. Tamron Teleobjektiv (bei f=100 mm) aufgesattelt und unter sehr ! engen Verhältnissen die Region um den Rosettennebel auf´ s Korn genommen. Eine adäquat genaue Ausrichtung auf den Himmelspol war dabei selbstverständlich nicht möglich und so musste ich mit zusätzlich notwendigen körperlichen Verrenkungen arbeiten um nicht an mein übriges Equipment zu stoßen, was natürlich mehr als ärgerlich wäre. Also gab es denn auch während der Belichtungsreihe erhebliche Deklinationsabweichungen die dazu führten, dass der Rosettennebel immer weiter nach unten aus dem Bildfeld wanderte und sich zudem Strichspuren bei den Sternen zeigten. Aber alles in allem war es doch noch möglich, die gesammelten Lightframes so zu bearbeiten, dass ein insgesamt noch vorzeigbares Gesamtergebnis herauskam. Auf freiem Feld oder im Garten ist natürlich ein sorgfältigeres Vorgehen möglich, zumal von dort aus Polaris sichtbar ist und die Polausrichtung somit keine Probleme bereitet.

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