An object actually from the southern hemisphere, even if well within reach from Europe, the Seagull Nebula in Monoceros.
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Continue readingAn object actually from the southern hemisphere, even if well within reach from Europe, the Seagull Nebula in Monoceros.
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Continue readingThe classic southern sky object, the Tarantula Nebula and surrounding nebulosity.
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Continue readingSome “moon shots” with the IAS remote telescope at Hakos, Namibia.
Continue readingA new image from the IAS remote telescope, the NGC 300 galaxy in Sculptor.
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Continue readingSort of first light for the new IAS remote telescope at Hakos, Namibia.
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Continue readingFinal installment of the OSC data from April/May, taken at the IAS Observatory Hakos, Namibia. Somewhat well-known objects in the southern sky, NGC 6188 and 6193, imaged as a two panel mosaic.
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Continue readingAnd yet another image from April/May at the IAS Observatory Hakos, Namibia. NGC 3621 is a field galaxy, i.e. lonely galaxy ;-), in the constellation of Hydra.
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Continue readingAnother image from April at the IAS Observatory Hakos, Namibia. Designated RCW 32 or Gum 15, an emission nebula in the constellation Vela.
Meanwhile I started using PixInsight’s new Weighted Batch PreProcessor (WBPP), with the option to split the R, G, B channels in the Debayer process and align / integrate the channels separately. This really improves image quality with OSC and using WBPP takes over the otherwise tedious manual process.
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Continue readingA new version of the time-lapse video, now including the latest sequences from August.