Hoegaarden Astronomy & Photography
After a full night of semi-automated imaging the scope stands in the sunlight and is in need of a comb to tidy up all the loose cables. The target was NGC7331 of which 6 hours of fotons were gathered.
A few days later I imaged the same object using the C11 and the F/7 reducer:
The sky was not very transparent, and also during the weeknd the public lighting remains on all night. So conditions could be better.
I pictured M27, the famous Dumbell nebula, first with the Esprit120/Nikon D750. 19 shots of 300 seconds on ISO400. Second target later during the night was Luna. I made a mozaic of 8 seperate pictures, composed from 60 seconds of AVI. Also here the Esprit was used ( I forgot to take the C11 out for cooling) with the ASI 174MM in infrared and a 2x Barlow.
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