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I walked out tonight to take a break from the Christmas Eve fever and look at the skies. It's the only clear night in a long while here in Florida, lots of clouds & rain lately. I was able to clearly see several objects with my eyepices, so I decided to attach a dSLR and take an image just for kicks.

This is a single exposure, no stacking, nothing fancy done, literally just one image taken with a T4i at prime focus on my telescope.

51 seconds, F7.5, ISO 3200 via an ED80 APO refractor (600mm F7.5) on my Orion Sirius.

Messier 42, Orion's Nebula.

This light took 1,344 years to reach my camera's sensor, so this actually happened back around 672 A.D.

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Reprocessed. Stacked 14 sub-exposures of the first one posted.

T4i unmodified at ISO 3200

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T4i @ ISO 1600

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T4i unmodified at ISO 800

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T4i at ISO 800

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Double Cluster, T4i

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The Flaming Star Nebula, T4i

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