£155 inc RM SD

No..... I had only just got my first telescope when Neowise was here.

I used the Pixinsight trial, absolutely adored it! I was actually processing the comet image in it, when the bloody trial ran out!!!

Need someone to buy my fisheye so I can get it!! It's 260 quid....

The software I use to stack the images - Siril, someone has written a script that does it for you

Probably not!

Thank you again!

Thank you guys

Thank you for the comments

Here it is..... C2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS....

Here are two versions using two different Processes. This is also the first time I have imaged a comet with my telescope with all big kit, as well as processing one. Shortly I hope to get some better software called Pixinsight. I had a demp version of it, but not got the dosh to buy it at present. When I do I will re-process all images!

Shot with the same kit as the last two astro images.

1. Shot in my back garden - Processed in Siril




2. Shot at Parsley Hay - Processed in Deep Sky Stacker

This is NGC7000, also known as the Norht American Nebula. I shot this after I had shot the Comet (images to come).

It was shot in my back garden.

This was shot with the same kit as what I shot the Orion Nebula with,

Stacked & stretched in Siril, then PP'd in PS and Topaz AI DeNoise.

There are two version. One is the RGB one and the other has been processed with a Hubble palette.

RGB




Hubble Palette

This is Messier 42, better known as the Orion Nebula. This was shot using a Dual Narrow Band filter. This filter is designed to only let light spectrums of Hydrogen Alpha & Oxygen III at 7nm thru.

This was taken at silly AM on Wednesday morning, at Parsley Hay on the High Peak Trail.

Usual kit used but it was shot using a 70mm f6 420mm ED Refractor Telescope, with x0.8 Field Flattener/Reducer this made it 336mm at f4.8.

Stacked & stretched in Siril, then PP'd in PS and Topaz AI DeNoise.

In a few months when there is clear weather, and a new moon. I'll reshoot this in RGB

Damn.....