
And one more. ;-) Of course, Omega Centauri aka NGC 5139 is a jewel in the southern sky and a go-to-target. So Omega Centauri’s photons were the “first light” for the ASI 2600 MC Duo on the AK3 astrograph, but I messed up focussing and had to redo it later.
All three globular clusters here in the blog were processed in PixInsight and Lightroom with the same color calibration and processing steps. Interestingly enough, their appearance varies quite a bit!
Also compare this with be previous image of Omega Centauri.
More details at Astrobin.
IAS – Internationale Amateursternwarte e.V. – Hakos Observatory, Namibia
IAS 20″ AK3 Newtonian Astrograph, 4″ Wynne Coma Corrector, f/3.7, custom English mount with FS2, off axis guiding, ASI2600MC Duo
66 x 60s, gain 100, offset 50, -5C, 30 flats, 50 bias, 30 darks
Total time: 3960s / 1h06
Data acquisition: N.I.N.A
Data calibration/integration: PixInsight WBPP
Image processing: PixInsight, BlurXTerminator, Lightroom
