Astrophotography
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These images are long exposure images of deep sky objects, usually involving stacking of multiple subs and then careful processing
Deep sky images
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M31, The Andromeda Galaxy
Canon 600D 400mm F5.6L ISO800 Astrotrac unguided. West Byfleet 18 x 2 min lights, 10 x 2 min darks, 11 x flats Taken by Bryon Tuck-Martin |
Flaming star nebula (faint)
Canon 600D 70-200mm IS at 200mm F4L ISO800 Astrotrac unguided. Waterlooville 8 x 5min lights, 10 x 2 min darks, 10 x flats Taken by Bryon Tuck-Martin |
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Rosette Nebula
Canon 600D 400mm F5.6L ISO800 Astrotrac unguided. West Byfleet 26 x 3 min lights, 15 x 3 min darks, 18 x flats Taken by Bryon Tuck-Martin |
Flame Nebula & Horsehead Nebula
Canon 600D 400mm F5.6L ISO800 Astrotrac unguided. Esher (Prince of Wales) 10 x 2 min lights, 15 x 2 min darks, 13 x flats Taken by Bryon Tuck-Martin |
NGC6995, Eastern Veil Nebula
Canon 600D 400mm F5.6L ISO800
Astrotrac unguided. West Byfleet
11 x 3 min lights, 11 x 3 min darks, 13 x flats
Taken by Bryon Tuck-Martin
Canon 600D 400mm F5.6L ISO800
Astrotrac unguided. West Byfleet
11 x 3 min lights, 11 x 3 min darks, 13 x flats
Taken by Bryon Tuck-Martin
Lunar DSLR images
83.6% illuminated moon on 17th March 2019
Canon EOS 500D, 15.1 megapixel DSLR on a Celestron 4SE
Taken by Peter Relf
Canon EOS 500D, 15.1 megapixel DSLR on a Celestron 4SE
Taken by Peter Relf