EAA with Asiair Pro: Page 2

EAA with Asiair Pro

elpajare

NGC 5634 is the only globular cluster in Virgo. The cluster has a faint, unresolved halo around a weakly concentrated center. In larger telescopes this globular cluster appears fairly bright, but its granular 3 arc minute halo remains unresolved, even around its periphery. It is concentrated with a small, somewhat brighter core.

The shot: 15x20" stack +ASIAIR-PRO+ RC8+ASI294MC+ Startools post processing.
No guiding. Darks+Flats+Bias applied

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Equipment:
TSoptics RC 8 + ASI294MC + SKW NEQ5+UVIR filter ( no guiding)
The photo:
IC 5076 bright nebula in Cygnus +15x25 "(Dark + Flat + Byas) + AsiairPro
The post-processing:
Startools

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Equipment:
TSoptics RC 8 + ASI294MC + SKW NEQ5
The photo:
NGC 7044 (Starfish) open cluster in Cygnus; 15x15 "(Dark + Flat + Byas) + AsiairPro
The processing:
Startools

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The Omega nebula
Equipment: TSoptics APO + ASI294MC + SKW NEQ5
The photo: The Omega nebula in Sagittarius; 15x15 "(Dark + Flat + Byas) + AsiairPro
The post processing: Startools

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The Eastern Veil
Equipment: TSoptics APO + ASI294MC + SKW NEQ5
The photo: The Eastern Veil in Cygnus; 15x15 "(Dark + Flat + Byas) + AsiairPro
The post processing: Startools

skalasz1

Wow!!! I am impressed!

skalasz1

What kind of TSoptics APO have you used?

elpajare

Is this:
https://www.teleskop-express.de/shop/product_info.php/language/en/info/p8866_TS-Optics-Doublet-SD-Apo-72-mm-f-6---FPL53---Lanthanglas-Objektiv.html

The final result depends on the post-processing you do to the image. A good processing will squeeze the details and colors that you have been able to capture with your equipment to the maximum.
There are many very good programs, my advice is that you choose the one you like the most and deepen its use and mastery. The more you practice, the better the final results will be. I use Startools.

skalasz1

Thanks elpajare for advice!

elpajare

The Dumbbell planetary nebula
Equipment: TSoptics RC8 + ASI294MC + SKW NEQ5
The photo: The Dumbbell in Vulpecula; 15x10 "(Dark + Flat + Bias) + AsiairPro
The post processing: Startools

elpajare

NGC 6781 planetary nebula at Aquila
Equipment: TSoptics RC8 + ASI294MC + SKW NEQ5
The photo: 15x10 "(Dark + Flat + Bias) + AsiairPro
Post processed with Startools

skalasz1

Thanks elpajare for sharing

elpajare

This photo is taken with an RC 8 "and the ASI294MC. I have used Asiair Pro as a capture tool and I have processed it with Startools with a simple workflow.
That's 15 stacked shots made with maximum gain. I hope you like it

Lain402

For ignorants like me who didn’t understand what the guy was trying to explain:

https://agenaastro.com/articles/guides/agena-beginners-guide-to-choosing-equipment-for-deep-sky-eaa.html

elpajare

The shot: TSOptics RC8+ ASI294 MC+ UVIR filter. 15x10" stack, Gain 390. Capture soft and hardware Asiair Pro.

The StarTools basic work flow: Bin / Crop (stacking artifacts)/ Wipe (Uncalib 1)/ Dev/ Flux (Noise) / Color (Artistic+RGB ad.)/ final Denoise ( 6 pixels)

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The shot: TSOptics RC8+ ASI294 MC+ UVIR filter. 10x120" stack, Gain 390. Capture soft and hardware Asiair Pro. Guided with Miniguider+ASI224MC

The StarTools basic work flow: Bin / Crop (stacking artifacts)/ Wipe (Vignetting)/ Dev/ Flux (Noise) / Color (Artistic+RGB ad.)/ final Denoise ( 6 pixels)

elpajare

Picture taken breaking again the rules ... Maximum Gain (390) , no cooling and only 10 stacks It is still EAA

The shot: TSOptics RC8+ ASI294 MC+ UVIR filter. 10x120" stack, Gain 390. Capture soft and hardware Asiair Pro. Guided with Miniguider+ASI224MC

The StarTools basic work flow: Bin / Crop (stacking artifacts)/ Wipe (Vignetting)/ Dev/ Flux (Noise) / Color (Star mask+ invert , Artistic color+Sample )/ final Denoise ( 6 pixels+ 12 pixels)

elpajare

The shot: TSOptics RC8+ ASI294 MC+ UVIR filter. 10x15" stack, Gain 390. Capture soft and hardware Asiair Pro. Guided with Miniguider+ASI224MC

elpajare

Terrible night of wind, gusts of 20 km / H that destroy the stars. Guidance problems, very difficult to keep the guidance star centered ..... result; horrible stars
This photo can be improved a lot!
10x120 sec; Gain Max (390); ASI294 MC+ RC8+ASIAIR PRO+ SKW HQ5PRO

elpajare

The Flame Nebula is a part of the Orion nebula complex. Seen in detail, it recalls a fantastic set from a Chinese shadow theater representing a branched tree on a red background.
The neighborhood of a star as powerful as Alnitak makes it difficult to capture its color and the processing of the photograph is quite complicated. The result is not always perfect.
10x60 sec. Gain 390 (max)
TSOpticas RC203mm+ASI294MC+ AsiairPro

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