Rosette Nebula - battle of two imagers

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  1. Tim Povlick

    Tim Povlick Cyanogen Customer

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    Wide field of NGC2244 taken with the STC-7 and a TMB 80/480 at f/4.8.
    Images are 90 seconds each using the camera's Stack Pro™ feature to stack three frames for a 270' exposure.
    The 270' frames of:
    R- five
    G- eight
    B -six

    While a guider was used it seems likely to accomplish this w/o one.
     

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  2. Doug

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    Gorgeous image. Nice job!
     
  3. Tim Povlick

    Tim Povlick Cyanogen Customer

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    Thank you for the kind words Doug...

    The subject line bears some explanation: The two images are the STC-7 Vs. the STL-11000. An earlier post to the forums shows NGC 2244 taken with the STL11K and a much larger Tscope. I think the STC-7 did a better result.

    Tim
     
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