I was browsing through my old hard drive and found this pic I took two summers ago. To be more exact, it's 10 frames stacked together of two nebulae, Messier 8 and Messier 20 in Sagittarius. The one on the left that looks pinkish, is actually red cause of the emission of Hydrogen. But because most cameras come with an IR Cut filter that blocks infrared light, the color looks more dull.
If anyone else has any stuff he'd/she'd like to share, he's/she's more than welcomed to do so. It doesn't have to be anything fancy. Plain shots of the night sky included.
M8 & M20
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Canon 1000D
Sigma Apo DG
Astronomik CLS filter
300mm f/5.6
10X180 sec
ISO 1600
Processing in Registax 5 & PS
If anyone else has any stuff he'd/she'd like to share, he's/she's more than welcomed to do so. It doesn't have to be anything fancy. Plain shots of the night sky included.
M8 & M20
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Canon 1000D
Sigma Apo DG
Astronomik CLS filter
300mm f/5.6
10X180 sec
ISO 1600
Processing in Registax 5 & PS
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