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New Naked Eye Comet - 17/P Holmes
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16 years 11 months ago #54464
by paulevans
Replied by paulevans on topic Re: New Naked Eye Comet - 17/P Holmes
Yes Frank, that's the one!
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16 years 11 months ago #54477
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Replied by Frank Ryan on topic Re: New Naked Eye Comet - 17/P Holmes
What are the details of the shot? exp. time. cropped or not etc.
It's always handy to see the info,
It's always handy to see the info,
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16 years 11 months ago #54493
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Well Frank, it's 3 x 30secs at ISO3200 at f5 - at the prime focus of the LXD75 6N AT scope. The RAWs were converted to TIFF using ACR4 within Photoshop Elements 5. The adjustments were done to make the first frame look "right" then the same adjustments were applied to the other frames - ACR makes this really easy to do.
The three TIFFs along with a TIFF Dark Frame made on another day (purists will wince at this point were processed Deep Sky Stacker 3.02 and the resulting TIFF was adjusted and cropped to approx 50% in Photoshop Elements 5. The Smart Curve and Neat Image plugins were used then the final image was resized for the web with "Save for Web".
Ideally I'd have had 10 or more frames to stack but I had a sound desk to operate in church so had to pack up. When I got back the sky had completely clouded over
The three TIFFs along with a TIFF Dark Frame made on another day (purists will wince at this point were processed Deep Sky Stacker 3.02 and the resulting TIFF was adjusted and cropped to approx 50% in Photoshop Elements 5. The Smart Curve and Neat Image plugins were used then the final image was resized for the web with "Save for Web".
Ideally I'd have had 10 or more frames to stack but I had a sound desk to operate in church so had to pack up. When I got back the sky had completely clouded over
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16 years 11 months ago #54497
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Replied by Seanie_Morris on topic Re: New Naked Eye Comet - 17/P Holmes
Some stunning (and interesting) images guys. I still aint bored of looking at them even after 15 pages!
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16 years 11 months ago #54508
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Is'nt it great that many of you are returning some great images of this comet? Keep up the good work all....
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16 years 11 months ago #54516
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