Roughly 7 hours total data, finally got some clear (Bortle 5/6) skies from suburban Brisbane driveway
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Roughly 7 hours total data, finally got some clear (Bortle 5/6) skies from suburban Brisbane driveway
Roughly 10 hours total integration taken from the driveway at home under Bortle 5/6 sky but also under 50-75% moon over 4 nights, dual narrowband filter working its magic for sure
Difficult target to shoot for us in Australia with it being so low in the sky
2 panel stitch of the Vela Supernova Remnant with the goal of creating a 4 panel mosaic; been getting an unbelievable run of clear nights here in Brisbane so I've been busy trying to get as much time on the target as I can. Unfortunately the Supernova sets quite early now so even with the clear nights there's not much time to shoot. So far total integration time's about 13 hours all up with roughly 6.5 hours spent on each panel.
Taken with a H-alpha modified Canon 77D, Askar FRA500 telescope + 0.7x reducer, Optolong L-Ultimate dual narrowband filter tracked with Proxisky UMi 17 Lite Harmonic Drive mount under Bortle 5 sky.
First proper shoot with my new Askar FRA500 scope + 0.7x reducer and Proxisky UMi17 Lite Harmonic Drive mount, shot with a modified Canon 77D.
Only 2 hours of integration time from the driveway under Bortle 5/6 sky.
