M31 Unmodified Dslr R Astrophotography Yeah i was surprised with my result when i finished processing it. you can get a lot of detail with unmodded dslrs on target like m31. i'm waiting to outgrow my dslr and then eventually get into narrowband. good luck with everything once your mount arrives, that wait for gear to arrive is painful! 5. Posted by u astroohio 1,416 votes and 50 comments.
M31 The Andromeda Galaxy Astrophotography Unmodified Dslr T7 shot in canyonlands national park. 3.7 hours exposure am5, asi air mini 190mm focal length siril gimp starnet astrosharp light room. Kudos! these colours are close to what i see when i do a very simple stretch on a stack from my unmodified dslr using daylight color balance with no other adjustments: a yellow white core and some understated blue in the outer parts of the spiral arms. i have never been able to get the very strong colorations i see in most images. M31 andromeda, sony a7r iv, 135mm gm posted in dslr, mirrorless & general purpose digital camera dso imaging: this one was stretched using seti astros statistical stretch (standalone) program. worked very well. i used siril to remove the background gradient, starnet via siril to remove the stars, ran the seti astro stretch on the linear starless galaxy image, then recombined the stars. M31 nikon d5500 unmodified, nikon 300 f4 ed if, 2hours, star adventurer guided, dss, pi, ps. this is my first andromeda image of the season and is composed from images gleaned from 3 separate nights.
M31 On Unmodified Dslr R Astrophotography M31 andromeda, sony a7r iv, 135mm gm posted in dslr, mirrorless & general purpose digital camera dso imaging: this one was stretched using seti astros statistical stretch (standalone) program. worked very well. i used siril to remove the background gradient, starnet via siril to remove the stars, ran the seti astro stretch on the linear starless galaxy image, then recombined the stars. M31 nikon d5500 unmodified, nikon 300 f4 ed if, 2hours, star adventurer guided, dss, pi, ps. this is my first andromeda image of the season and is composed from images gleaned from 3 separate nights. The andromeda galaxy is by far the easiest galaxy to image for beginner astrophotographers! it is huge, bright, and is one of the most impressive deep sky objects in the northern hemisphere. in this post, you will find information, images, and tips to photograph the andromeda galaxy. object designation: m31. also known as: the andromeda galaxy. Using the astrophotography "500 rule" and, let's say, a 100mm lens, theoretically, you can photograph the m31 without an equatorial mount. calculate exposure time (500 100 = 5s), set a very high iso, and you are done. but the truth is, you won't capture any details on such a short exposure time like this.
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