Swansea Astronomical Society Blog
Saturday, August 13, 2022
Startrails
Startrails. settings were 10s 800ISO at f/3.5 with an 18-200mm Tamron zoom lens at 18mm, attached to a 4000D DSLR Canon camera on a static tripod. 200 images stacked in Light trails app on my Huawei P30 Lite mobile phone.
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Chris Playle
Friday, August 12, 2022
The Sun in white light
A Panasonic Lumix DMCFZ72, 60x optical zoom bridge camera fitted with a Baader solar filter and mounted on a static tripod was used to capture 160 images of the Sun. The images were precisely cropped in Nicola Mackin's AstroCrop, registered, stacked and wavelet processed in Siril and post-processed in the Gimp 2.10.
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Steve Wainwright
Perseid and star trails
Persius metor caught on my camera last night, of the 12th 8th 2022. Settings were 15s ISO800 with an 18-200mm Tamron zoom lens at 18mm, f/3.5, attached to a 4000D DSLR Canon camera on a static tripod.
Startrails taken with my 4000D DSLR Canon camera on a static tripod. Settings were 200 images 15s and ISO800, at f/3.5 with an 18-200m Tamron zoom lens at 18mm. The 200 images were stacked in startrail app on my Huawei P30 Lite mobile phone. camera
Chris Playle
Some seven members enjoyed a good night/ morning on the 11th/12th August for observing the peak of this year’s annual Perseid meteor display at the Brian Stokes Cygnus Observatory. The warm weather made for some pleasant viewing conditions, with members using deck chairs to sit out and watch the show. Although the almost full moon washed out many of the fainter meteors, there were some bright ones observed, of which just three were recorded on camera. As well as the meteors, members were able to use a variety of telescopes and binoculars to enjoy some fine views of Saturn, Jupiter, the Moon plus several double stars, clusters and other objects.
Perseid 1: 21:34 - Sony A77 MK II with 16mm lens - 28 second time-lapse exposure - ISO 4,000 at F13
Perseid 2: 22:52 - Sony A77 MK II with 16mm lens - 19 second time-lapse exposure - ISO 10,000 at F13
Perseid 3: 23:02- Sony A77 MK II with 16mm lens - 19 second time-lapse exposure - ISO 10,000 at F13
Chris Bowden
99.7% Moon
A Panasonic Lumix DMCFZ72, 60x optical zoom bridge camera mounted on a static tripod was used to capture 220 images of the 99.7% Moon. The images were precisely cropped in Nicola Mackin's AstroCrop, registered, stacked and wavelet processed in Siril and post-processed in the Gimp 2.10.
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Steve Wainwright
Thursday, August 11, 2022
The Eastern Veil nebula
This image was acquired during another session testing advanced features of AstroDMx Capture being developed by Nicola. The image was acquired, centred and imaged with AstroDMx Capture. Autoguiding was done with PHD2.
We used an 80mm f/5 Apo Triplet with field flattener on an AVX mount, L-eNhance narrowband filter. SVBONY SV405CC OSC camera. Stack of 1 hour 15 min of 3 min exposures of the Eastern Veil nebula.
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The equipment
The Eastern Veil nebula
Steve Wainwright and Nicola Mackin
The Wizard and the Heart nebulae
Yet another clear night with temperatures just under 20° made for some pleasurable viewing and imaging, and with the peak of the Perseids due shortly this was a good opportunity for some meteor spotting too, however they seemed to be in short supply! Jupiter and Saturn looked amazing though! Due to the almost full moon I used the narrowband filter for imaging, turning my attention to the Wizard and Heart nebulae and managed 2 hours total exposure on the Wizard nebula and just over one hour on the Heart nebula.
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NGC 7380 (The Wizard nebula) – 2 hours total exposure imaged in narrowband using an Optolong L-eNhance filter. This lovely cluster of stars surrounded by a striking red emission nebula is located in Cepheus and is some 8,500 ly away.
The Wizard nebula
IC1805 (The Heart nebula) – 1 hour and 6 minutes total exposure with an Optolong L-eNhance filter. Due to the huge size of this object (over 2° of sky) I could only get a small part of it in the FOV. At least this makes it look respectable though, as rather than a heart, I think the whole thing resembles another part of the anatomy! I guess this target is best done using an SLR, so I might give that a go next time. The Heart Nebula is some 7,500 ly away and is located in Cassiopeia. There are some lovely dark dust lanes that come out in this image.
The Heart nebula
These data were captured in NINA, stacked in DSS and edited in Adobe CS2. Equipment used was an Atik 320e OSC camera filtered with an Optolong L-eNhance narrowband filter, fitted to an Altair 60EDF doublet refractor with a 0.8 x FR on an iOptron CEM26 mount, guided with PHD2 using an SVBony SV165 guide scope with a QHY5-L-II-M camera.
Noctilucent clouds
Noctilucent clouds from Rhossili, Gower; taken this morning on the 11th Aug 202. Settings were 15s ISO800 at f/3.5 with an 18-55mm Canon lens attached to a 4000D DSLR Canon camera on a static tripod.
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Chris Playle
Wednesday, August 10, 2022
The Sun in H-alpha and Ca K-line light
Best 60% of 2500-frame SER files with AstroDMx Capture, a Coronado Solarmax II 60, BF15 H-alpha scope and an SV305M Pro camera. 6-pane mosaic.
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H-alpha
Best 80% of 1500-frame SER file with AstroDMx Capture, a Coronado CaK PST and an SV305M Pro. 5-pane mosaic.
Ca K-line
Steve Wainwright
The Sun in White light
A Panasonic Lumix DMCFZ72, 60x optical zoom bridge camera fitted with a Baader solar filter and mounted on a static tripod was used to capture 193 images of the Sun. The images were precisely cropped in Nicola Mackin's AstroCrop, registered, stacked and wavelet processed in Siril and post-processed in Siril and the Gimp 2.10.
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Steve Wainwright
Deep Sky imaging
Another great night, so I went after the "Garnet Star" and nebula in Cepheus within IC1396 and also took some more data of the nearby Elephant's Trunk nebula and star clusters. I managed to integrate these data into a mosaic with other data I had taken in this region recently to give around 4.25 hours total exposure. I also added another hour and 20 mins to the Helix nebula which when combined with the earlier data gave just over 4 hours worth exposure which has brought out more detail including the more tenuous rear shell of gas. I processed one in mono to show this more clearly.
I find these to be fascinating objects, with the Garnet Star (mu Cephei) being particularly striking; even in unstretched data. I guess its not surprising when you consider this is one of the more massive hypergiant stars being some 10,000 times brighter than our own sun and large enough to engulf the orbit of Jupiter if it were located at our sun's centre. The fringed dark tongues of nebulosity of IC1396 appear to be backlit by fluorescing gases and make for an impressive sight which draws me in to discovering more of our Milky Way galaxies' secrets. As for the Helix nebula in Aquarius; its colours are exquisite, making it a joy to image what is considered to be our closest Planetary nebula to us; located just 650 ly away.
Images:
The Garnet Star and part of the Elephant’s Trunk (IC1396) – 30 mins total exposure (of 15 x 2 min subs)
A 4.25 hour mosaic integration of IC1396 featuring the Elephant’s Trunk nebula and the Garnet Star mu Cephei
Helix nebula in colour and black and white - 3hrs 48 mins total exposure. The mono version makes the shell of gas towards the top right a bit easier to see.
The data was captured in NINA , stacked in DSS and edited in Adobe CS2. Equipment used was an Atik 320e OSC camera fitted to an Altair 60EDF doublet refractor with a 0.8 x FR on an iOptron CEM26 mount, guided with PHD2 using an SVBony SV165 guide scope with a QHY5-L-II-M camera.
M13 globular cluster in Hercules
M13 globular cluster in Hercules. Settings were 30s ISO1600 using a 4000D DSLR Canon camera and a 102mm Skywatcher refractor telescope, using a Bahtinov mask and a motor focuser. The telescope was mounted on a Skywatcher eq5 tracking mount.
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M13
Chris Playle
Tuesday, August 9, 2022
Results from AstroDMx Capture and a new OSC camera
Nicola has been implementing a new OSC camera from SVBONY, the SV505C, along with her huge task of implementing advanced features into AstroDMx Capture for all operating systems.
The account can be read HERE and below are simple presented the end results.
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Saturn
M13
Narrowband images (H-alpha, H-beta and Oxygen III) of areas of the Milky Way:
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Lower part of Gamma Cygni nebula - 76 mins total exposure (38 x 2 min subs) using the Optolong L-eNhance narrowband filter (cropped slightly)
NGC6913 and M29. 14 mins total exposure (7 x 2 min subs) using the Optolong L-eNhance narrowband filter (needs more data to do it justice!)
Helix nebula – 148 mins (over 7th/8th Aug ‘22) – Optolong L-eNhance filter
All data captured in NINA, stacked in DSS and edited in Adobe CS2. Equipment used was an Atik 320e OSC camera fitted to an Altair 60EDF doublet refractor with a 0.8 x FR on an iOptron CEM26 mount, guided with PHD2 using an SVBony SV165 guide scope with a QHY5-L-II-M camera.
Chris Bowden
Star-trails
Star-trails. Settings were 30s ISO1600 at f/6.3 with an 18-55mm Canon lens and a 4000D DSLR Canon camera, 200 images stacked in Startrail app on a Huawei P30 Lite mobile phone. The camera was attached to a static tripod. Location Loughor estuary.
Chris Playle
Monday, August 8, 2022
The Sun in White light with a bridge camera
A Panasonic Lumix DMCFZ72, 60x optical zoom bridge camera fitted with a Baader solar filter and mounted on a static tripod was used to capture 210 images of the Sun. The images were precisely cropped in Nicola Mackin's AstroCrop, registered, stacked and wavelet processed in Siril and post-processed in Siril and the Gimp 2.10.
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The Sun in White light
Steve Wainwright
Nebulae in narrowband
I used NINA for some automated image captures of several narrowband targets, seeking out areas of nebulosity and dense patches of the Milky Way which were taken whilst I slept. I attach the images of the Lagoon, Helix and Gamma Cygni nebulae as follows:
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The Lagoon Nebula – 1 hour exposure (30 x 2 min subs) with Atik 320e with Optolong L’Enhance filter – Altair EDF60 with 0.8 x FR on an iOptron CEM 26 guided with PHD2 using an SvBony SV165 guide scope with a QHY5L-IIMC guide camera. Stacked in DSS and processed in Adobe CS2
The Helix Nebula - 90 mins total exposure (45 x 2 min) with Atik 320e with Optolong L’Enhance filter – Altair EDF60 with 0.8 x FR on an iOptron CEM 26 guided with PHD2 using an SvBony SV165 guide scope with a QHY5L-IIMC guide camera. Stacked in Affinity Photo and processed in Adobe CS2.
IC1318 (Gamma Cygni nebula) – 56 mins total exposure (28 x 2 min subs) with Atik 320e with Optolong L’Enhance filter – Altair EDF60 with 0.8 x FR on an iOptron CEM 26 guided with PHD2 using an SvBony SV165 guide scope with a QHY5L-IIMC guide camera. Stacked in DSS and processed in Adobe CS2
Chris Bowden
M31, the Andromeda galaxy
M31, the Andromeda galaxy. Settings were 30s ISO 3200 at f/6.3 using a 75-300mm Canon zoom lens at 135mm, attached to a 4000D DSLR Canon camera. Focusing was done with a Bahtinov mask and the camera was mounted on a skywatcher star adventurer 2i tracking mount. Location rhossili gower. Stack of 29 images.
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M31, the Andromeda Galaxy
Chris Playle
Sunday, August 7, 2022
The Sun in White light
A Panasonic Lumix DMCFZ72, 60x optical zoom bridge camera fitted with a Baader solar filter and mounted on a static tripod was used to capture 209 images of the Sun. The images were precisely cropped in Nicola Mackin's AstroCrop, registered, stacked and wavelet processed in Siril and post-processed in Siril and the Gimp 2.10.
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The Sun in White light
Steve Wainwright
M57 and surrounding star field
M57 the ring nebula. Settings were 30s ISO 3200 using a 4000D DSLR Canon camera and a 102mm skywatcher refractor telescope, using a motor focuser and a Bahtinov mask mask. The telescope was mounted on an eq5 tracking mount.
Stack of 26 images with matching dark frames, cropped.
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Bright star focused with a Bahtinov mask
Chris Playle
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