Nebula Photos/ Dark Sky Astrophotography Vlog (Dolphin Head Nebula)
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Explore the wonders of the cosmos with me in this Astrophotography Vlog! Join my 6-night journey under the dark skies of West Virginia as I capture the elusive Dolphin Head Nebula, located in the constellation of Canis Major.
Using my William Optics Redcat 51 telescope paired with the Asi183Mc Pro, witness the intricate details and surrounding ionized hydrogen reveal itself in this mesmerizing deep sky composition, totaling just under 10 hours of exposure time.
Discover why the Redcat 51 and Asi183Mc Pro combo was the perfect choice for this project, unveiling the hidden beauty and a delicate bubble shell of oxygen gas.
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Dive into the world of nebula photos and deep sky imaging to start witnessing the magic of capturing the night sky for yourself.
Projects like these are the heartbeat of my passion, driving me to explore and share the hidden treasures of the universe through the art of astrophotography...
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This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing with the world.
You’ve come a long way, Jonathan !
I appreciate how you go into detail about what you are shooting. The why and how that the object is there. I definitely want to get to a point where I’m getting good photos but knowing the object and its story is important to me as well.
Jaw dropping amazing!! I have the same setup as you & L-Extreme, i've pulled out my Redcat 51 setup and ready for Eagle Nebula to rise. Your videos are inspiring and very educational for beginners. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the support! It's always a pleasure and hoping to get in a more consistent uploading schedule very soon! Have big plans coming up for the channel
Excellent!!!
Many thanks!
Amazing work!
Thank you! Cheers!
That was excellent processing on that image. How in the world did you get rid of all the light glare/beams from that bright off-frame star?
Thank you, but it was caused from amp glow from camera sensor. Taking dark frames and stacking them with the images cleans it right up.. I then followed it up with a dynamic background extraction in Pixinsight and color calibration