Thursday 4 April 2013

Leo Triplet.

I had aquired just over an hour of data as I mentioned that I had imaged the Leo triplet before the supernova was found. . I had found on the portable hard drive another 90 minutes worth of sub frames imaged last year. So I thought I would combine them and see what the result was. It doesn't matter how many times you say it more "data more detail". Processed with images plus with a ddp stretch and a gradient removal in CS4 I am quite pleased with the improvement. 2 hours 23 Minutes at Iso1600.
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1 comment:

Dr Dan said...

that really is going deep! love the outer haloes. freaky stuff.

5 April 2013 at 23:51

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