ColoradoCJ Senior Member  More info | Jun 16, 2019 18:58 | #1 hot this last night under Bortle 6-7 skies and a near full moon. The LRGB images were extremely faint, with very little data of the nebula present. The Hydrogen-Alpha data was much more detailed.  My Photography Website
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andicus Senior Member 313 posts Likes: 140 Joined Aug 2009 More info | Jun 16, 2019 21:15 | #2 Incredible!
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Ltdave it looks like im post #19,016  5,659 posts Gallery: 24 photos Likes: 8505 Joined Apr 2012 Location: the farthest point east in michigan More info | Jun 16, 2019 23:17 | #3 Colorado CJ wrote in post #18878850  hot this last night under Bortle 6-7 skies and a near full moon. The LRGB images were extremely faint, with very little data of the nebula present. The Hydrogen-Alpha data was much more detailed. I need to shoot some OIII and SII data the next chance I get. MN190 Mak Newt ASI183MM Pro EQ6R-Pro SW 72ED Guide Scope ASI120MC-S Guide Camera H-Alpha: 10, 500 second exposures. Lum: 30, 60 second exposures Red: 30, 60 second exposures Green: 30, 60 second exposures Blue: 30, 60 second exposures Absolutely beautiful... -im just trying. sometimes i succeed
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