Clouds/haze around dusk and limited transparency, but Leonard was bright enough to deliver approx. half an hour of usable data for this animation of the movements within the comet’s tail (22 RGB frames).
IAS – International Amateuersternwarte e.V. – Hakos Observatory, Namibia Test of IAS remote telescope “Klein-Lukas” Remote team: F. Hund, J. Obstfelder, L. Demetz, M. Mushardt, T. Klemmer, T. Winterer, M. Junius Takahashi Epsilon 160, 10Micron GM3000 HPS, QHY268M, Chroma LRGB filters 71 x L, 25 x R, 23 x G, 22 x B, 60s each, mode 1, gain 56, offset 30, -10C, 4 x 20 skyflats, 12 darks Total time: 8460s / 2h21 Data calibration/integration: PixInsight Image processing: PixInsight, Photoshop, Lightroom
IAS – International Amateuersternwarte e.V. – Hakos Observatory, Namibia Test of IAS remote telescope “Klein-Lukas” Remote team: F. Hund, J. Obstfelder, L. Demetz, M. Mushardt, T. Klemmer, T. Winterer, M. Junius Takahashi Epsilon 160, 10Micron GM3000 HPS, QHY268M, Chroma LRGB filters 210 x L, 64 x R, 70 x G, 62 x B, 60s each, mode 1, gain 56, offset 30, -10C, 4 x 20 skyflats, 12 darks Total time: 24360s / 6h46 Data calibration/integration: PixInsight Image processing: PixInsight, Photoshop, Lightroom
First light of IAS remote telescope “Klein-Lukas”, Details at Astrobin.
Remote team: F. Hund, J. Obstfelder, L. Demetz, M. Mushardt, T. Klemmer, T. Winterer, M. Junius
Alas, the setup had to be done in a hurry with many problems and the Epsilon is badly collimated at this point in time. A planned maintenance trip now most likely faces travel restrictions.
So please bear with the image quality, especially on the left side. ;-)