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Seven Skies Astro
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2021
Astrophotography with an Asiair pro and mini pc.
NGC 281 with a one shot colour camera.
This is my latest capture of the Pacman nebula NGC 281. I have provided free data if you would like to have a play with it and your own proccessing.
The data is in 16 bit fits format.
drive.google.com/file/d/1n-WwjoUHLbedC7qycjj3-9njMWlzqq0N/view?usp=drive_link
The data is in 16 bit fits format.
drive.google.com/file/d/1n-WwjoUHLbedC7qycjj3-9njMWlzqq0N/view?usp=drive_link
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The Veil Complex.
มุมมอง 149หลายเดือนก่อน
This is my full process of the Veil complex workflow. This includes how I delt with the banding I had. drive.google.com/file/d/1XQwX62lwQH-qdhc_8VFFc3SLbuWh-bmD/view?usp=sharing
Crescent Nebula, my best yet.
มุมมอง 312หลายเดือนก่อน
Capture of the Crescent nebula NGC 6888. I am supplying the Data captured with the skywatcher 120ed for you to practice on. They are in fit format so can be used on many of the free programmes that are out there. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-75k0GrZp2yo-sY39QUDZfylvNAZN6-P?usp=sharing www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro Sky-watcher 120Ed. Sky-watcher 72Ed. Sky-watcher 8 Quattro. Meade 10 S...
M57 The Ring Nebula.
มุมมอง 2352 หลายเดือนก่อน
The Ring nebula also known as M57 or NGC6720 is a bright planetary nebula in Lyre. Found between the stars Beta and Gamma Lyrea. This is a deep look at the hydrogen that was first expelled from the red giant stage into space. Extremely faint and didn't show up on a single 5 min ha sub. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
New widefield setup and new captures.
มุมมอง 1362 หลายเดือนก่อน
Just an overview of my new telescope setup for widefield imaging for the coming summer nebula season. Also some updates on captures I have recentley done and not posted videos of. I am really pleased with the Needle galaxy NGC4565. Hope you enjoy guys and clear skies. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
Globular Cluster Night
มุมมอง 2503 หลายเดือนก่อน
A Evening Capturing Globular clusters. Only 30 subs each of 60 seconds. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro Sky-watcher 120Ed. Sky-watcher 72Ed. Sky-watcher 8 Quattro. Meade 10 Sct O.T.A. Sky-watcher Neq6 Pro belt modded. Player One Saturn M. Uncooled Camera. ZWO Asi 533MCPro.
M51 The Whirlpool Galaxy.
มุมมอง 2404 หลายเดือนก่อน
This is how I Captured Messier 51 the Whirlpool galaxy. 3 hours luminance with a L-Pro filter. 1 hour each of R.G.B. and 2 hours of H alpha. N.I.N.A was the capture software which is free and highly recommended. Total intergration is 8 hours stacked and processed with PixInsight. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro Equipment; Sky-watcher 120Ed. Sky-watcher 72Ed. Sky-watcher 8 Quattro. Meade 10...
M81 Bodes Galaxy
มุมมอง 3574 หลายเดือนก่อน
This is a slightly differant format. Hope you like it and its my best capture of this galaxy 12 million light years away. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
Lower's nebula in Orion. Sharpless 2-261.
มุมมอง 5385 หลายเดือนก่อน
My capture of the faint Sharpless 2-261 in Orion. Often overlooked due to the Great Orion nebula and only descovered in 1939 photographically. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
ic417 The Spider and the Fly.
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My capture of the Spider and Fly nebula ic417 and ngc1931. Skywatcher 72ed and Stellamira 0.8 reducer. Player one Saturn M camera. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
Flaming Star IC 405.
มุมมอง 3118 หลายเดือนก่อน
This is my Process of the Flaming Star Nebula. Narrowband images done in the Hubble palette. This is a Full real time process. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
Blur XTerminator updated AI.
มุมมอง 3408 หลายเดือนก่อน
My take on the latest update to RC astro Blur XTerminator. Amazing software. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
Meade Conversion to F2. Update.
มุมมอง 2.3K8 หลายเดือนก่อน
This is my second modification on the Meade conversion to F2. Collimation has been added now. This is the fiirst video th-cam.com/video/dKInm3tJ9k4/w-d-xo.html Please consider thank you. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
M45 The Pleiades.
มุมมอง 8499 หลายเดือนก่อน
This is my take on the open cluster the Pleiades or Seven Sisters. Seven hours worth of subs from bortle 7/8. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro Sky-watcher 72 ed with a stellamira .8 reducer. Optolong L pro filter. Zwo asi 533 MCPro.
Ced214
มุมมอง 21710 หลายเดือนก่อน
My Capture of 12 hrs 50 mins of data on Cederblad 214. www.buymeacoffee.com/Sevenskiesastro
Supernova sn2023ixf in the Pinwheel Galaxy M101.
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Supernova sn2023ixf in the Pinwheel Galaxy M101.
M63 Captured During a Full Moon. Sky-watcher Quattro.
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M63 Captured During a Full Moon. Sky-watcher Quattro.
Galaxy season number 2. NGC3718 and 3729.
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Galaxy season number 2. NGC3718 and 3729.
Great tutorial Rob! On your workflow in pixinsight, I actually learned a few things watching the video like the banding script. A well balanced image ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you Tam my friend. My canon sufferes from it. Clear skies
Fantastic image Rob! One to be proud of my friend. As always I enjoy your channel and content. PS on catch up.
@@tamrich7762 thank you Tam. Hope daughter is doing well. Clear skies my friend.
Thank you Rob I appreciate your kind words, Moya getting better every day ❤️
@@tamrich7762 brilliant news.
Fantastic image Rob! One to be proud of my friend. As always great channel. PS on catch up at the moment.
Lovely image mate well done 👏
Thank you for you kind words. Clear skies
Excellent result Rob. Both versions look great, CS
Thank you Logan much appreciated. Clear skies bud
Excellent result Rob, I think both images equally nice, although I tend to lean more towards HOO and SHO as well as I like seeing blue in my images.
Thanks Pete. Yes I do like a little blue myself. Clear skies bud
Two great images Rob I like the HOO one best, thanks for sharing your again date mate
@@Tony-Elliott thank you tony i prefer the Hoo too. Enjoy the data. No everyone can image afterall. Clear skies mate
Both great results Rob I haven't imaged in ages I should really get my act together.
@@dumpydalekobservatory thank you tich. Yes please get imaging again. Clear skies mate.
Mind me asking why 0c and not -5 or -10 ? Great result either way :)
@@jesuschrist2284 hello. Yes the difference in read noise is negligible with the modern cmos sensor. I find it saves on the power consumption to. It was also rather warm when i imaged plus 25 degrees so i didnt want to do the minus 5 or 10. Thanks for watching. Clear skies
@@sevenskiesastro yeah i was concerned trying to run mine at -10 but i think there is a big difference in thermal noise between 0 and -5. I paid for cooling and damit im gonna use it :) Until i get frosting issues ;(
Awesome and fantastic space views, Fabulous presentation, Brilliant and Incredible work 👍👍✨
@@happinessloveyoursmile thank you for your kind words. Clear skies
@@sevenskiesastro 😊🌸
Looks Pretty nice!! Its been cloudy here like Crazy since a month, duh!
Thank you Avanteesh. Hopefully the sky will clear soon mate. Clear skies
Nice processing run through. Wasn't aware of the banding removal tool so something I will tuck away in my memory if required. StarX unfortunately often removes nebulosity, particularly thin wispy stuff Russell is apparently working on a fix as we speak. Nice final image. CS
@@LogansAstro thank you Logan. Yes I saw that in your video about it taking fine nebula out. I've taken more dslr images with a larger dither which seems to help immensely. Clear skies bud.
Nice tutorial and great image
Thank you nika. Clear skies to you.
Great video mate & cracking image to
@@dumpydalekobservatory thank you Tich. Hope your imaging tonight mate. clear skies
Not tonight mate we're on holiday in Whitby although I did bring an old star tracker so maybe try a milky way shot while we're here.
Hi Rob, super Pixinsight tutorial mate! You sorted that banding out nicely, and it’s not overcooked, great image Rob👍 Clear skies mate!
@@SimonsAstro thank you Simon means a lot. Theres plenty of space between the different members which made the banding a bit challenging. Im pleased with it though. Clear skies mate
Great video and excellent image Rob.
@@petesastrophotography thank you so much pete. Clear skies bud.
Hi Rob great image mate, nice to see your workflow and thanks for sharing your data I'll see how I get on with it with siril and gimp
@@Tony-Elliott thank you tony. Hope you enjoy it. I save them as fits just for that purpose. Clear skies my friend.
Nice one Rob, and a cracking image there mate….👍🏻
@@Astro_Shed thank you Stuart much appreciated mate. Clear skies bud.
Good one Rob.😊
@@billwright9518 thank you Bill. Clear skies mate.
If anyone asked you what Scope you used for the image they would laugh at you LOL never heard or seen anything like it. You SIR are a true Pioneer everyone else is followers even MEADE corp.
@@matforsbon ha ha thank you for your kind words. If it helps someone else i shall be happy. Clear skies.
Great images Rob, especially the longer focal length - that one had really fantastic detail in the Crescent and lots of signal of the OIII shell.
@@LogansAstro thank you Logan. Yes im pleased with that. The others were just 1 hr 40 so very little really. Clear skies bud
Nice image. Thanks for sharing
@@larrychristianson2244 thank you Larry much appreciated. Clear skies.
Hi Rob great set of images mate I really like the close up image take with the longer focus length, thanks again mate for taking the time to make these videos
@@Tony-Elliott Thank you Tony really appreciate it. I have the stacked fit files in the description if you fancy having a go. Clear skies my friend.
Cracking images there Rob wouldn't mind having a bash at a close up of the crescent myself sometime. Clear skies
@@dumpydalekobservatory Thanks Tich. Hopefully you will get out soon mate. Clear skies
Excellent images Rob. Thank you for sharing your data as well, I'll definitely have a go at processing it. I have been doing a lot of this recently and have been able to process images that I would never have been able to capture from my latitude.
@@petesastrophotography Thank you pete. Its nice to have a bit of data to process. Its only 7 hours but with the software and freeware available nowadays makes a big difference i believe. Hoping some beginners can maybe have a go at the processing. Clear skies bud.
Nice one Rob, that turned out superbly, great capture, you must be pleased with that….👏🏻👍🏻
@@Astro_Shed yes Stuart well pleased. Plenty detail came through. Clear skies bud
Wonderful image Rob! Enjoyed your workflow and processing of this image. As you mentioned you need more integration time , which is hard to achieve with the British weather. You managed to get lots of nice colour and detail, the stars are nice and round. Myself not been on Pixinsight for months and out of practice. Thank you for sharing this video my dear friend.
Thank you Tam. Hope you have been well. Yes its a very faint one for sure but we just dont get the weather here do we. Clear skies my friend
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Fantastic image Rob! You said it’s not too bad , you underestimate yourself this is a very good, done with three different cameras an excellent achievement my dear friend. On catch up at the moment, I will check out your other videos ASAP.❤
Thank you Tam. Love the close up with the 120ed. Clear skies my friend
Great variation of Focal length pictures there Rob, there all good, I'm going to go wide field, ie samyang 135mm f2 with the 533, to get some of the wider targets.
@@billwright9518 Thank you Bill. That would be a nice widefield for sure. Not used a samyang though all i hear is good. Clear skies bud.
Beautiful image Rob!! I haven't shot this nebula (probably won't, as its too faint for my setup to cope up). But I had Success shooting the Lagoon Nebula in great detail! Your shot looks great! (I need to try that nebula in future)
@@avt_astro206 Thank you Avanteesh. You say it maybe too faint but you never know might be worth a try. Clear skies bud.
Thanks, Rob. That is a beautiful image.
@@Xio2011 Thank you much appreciated. Clear skies
I really like the final result. I believe, what you should do is to use a smaller sensor, OR, the simplest solution: at the end, crop the final image just to the point at which no coma is visible. I think, the coma corrector is for f/4 scopes, but seems to work well with f/2. So, as you have succeded on collimation, just crop the parts from where the coma starts to become visible, and outwards. Cheers from Greece.
Thanks for watching. A smaller sensor like the 585 would help for sure. The new blur exterminator for pixinsight works fantastic with it now and corrects to the corners on a 533 sensor. Thanks again and clear skies.
You ruined my day! Mine never comes out that good! Nicely done, this one is really tough. What scope did you use?
Hello and thank you. I used my skywatcher 120ed. Its such a small target and the 900mm focal lenght helps alot. Clear skies
Hi, How's it going with this project? I've got an 8" Meade that I was going to have a play with. Do you have any of the 3d files I could have a play with as I'm sure I'll have to mod it to fit the smaller diameter
Hello. Yes i do have the files upto now and ill add them to the next video i do on the subject. Clear skies
@@sevenskiesastro Thats great - it's will be a good project to do during the summer
Hi Rob, my name is Jaime and I have been following a modification like this since Astrosuhaib made a video about this topic. Your images are very nice and sharp. I think I will give it a try, I have a C11, not Edge, also I have a Skywatcher quattro which it came with coma corrector. I will carefully take the measurements , then need to figure it out how to make your version of adapter to mounting the coma corrector in front of the telescope. Thanks for you excellent work and for documented the modification. Greetings from BelloCielo - Chile.
Thank you Jaime. I am getting back to the conversion soon. I hope it all goes well for you down there in Chile. Clear skies.
Nice one Rob, super image! I’ve not done that one before, I will have to put it on my list😀 at least you’ve had some clear skies mate! Nothing but clouds here!
Thank you Simon. Yes had a couple nights so been out every chance i had. Even for just an hour. We just need a run of good weather.Clear skies mate
Great result Rob. Really managed to capture plenty of the outer Ha ring.
Thanks Logan. There was nothing on each 5 min sub but 5 hrs stacking done the trick. Clear skies bud.
Hi Rob great image mate, love the halo
Thank you Tony I'm really pleased with it.clear skies mate.
Great Image Rob!!, love the halo. Great job!. CS.
Thank you Luke. Much appreciated mate. Clear skies
Nice image. It's a different take on the usual M57 palette I have seen, but I like it very much.
Thank you Larry. Glad you like it. Was hard work processing the image though. Clear skies bud.
Cracking image there Rob very impressive mate clear skies
Thanks Tich really happy with it. Clear skies mate
That's a fantastic result Rob, you don't often see the outer Ha ring in images.
Thank you Pete. Yes i think it can be easy to see the ring and miss the extremely faint outer. Clear skies mate.
Nice one Rob, great final image, you did get some great outer data there….👍🏻
Thank you Stuart much appreciated mate. Im well pleased with it though another 7 hrs worth needed maybe. Clear skies
Verry nice image, worth the work.
Thank you John. Yes worth the work and not many images of the outer. Clear skies bud.
Nice widefield setup Rob you got some cracking images with that, the Aurora was amazing we're still buzzing about it now although galaxy season for me has been pretty much a washout sadly. clear skies!!
Thanks Tich. Let hope for better soon eh. Been out pretty much every chance ive had. Taking a bit longer setting up both rigs though. Clear skies mate.
Lovely widefield rig you have there Rob, and great images as well. I'm looking forward to comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, if it survives perihelion it could be one of the best in recent times. I'm old enough to remember Hale-Bopp and hope to see another comet like it before I pop my cloggs (this one won't match Hale-Bopp but should still be good). As for the aurora, we had a spectacular display up here in Scotland, I too regret not taking a time lapse of it. I did take quite a few pictures but was too busy watching the show to think about taking a time lapse.
Thanks Pete. I remember Hale-Bopp well. Also remember Hally. Tho was a little disappointed with that one. I have high hopes but many have promised but sadly broke up or just not shone. This is a pristine one so its anyones guess i suppose. Loved the Aurora so much tho you may have more chance in the future in bonny Scotland. Thanks for watching mate and clear skies.
Cracking setup Rob! Excellent images there mate, I particularly liked your Needle galaxy, and the comet clip👍Clear skies mate!
Thank you Simon. Yes im pleased with the needle galaxy and im hoping for some clear skies. Clear skies mate
Nice portable widefield setup there Rob. Looking forward to seeing more captures from this rig. I think you are very right that the recent aurora activity has made a dent in the tourist trade to far north countries. Clear skies.
Ha ha yes they won't be happy. All i need now are some clear skies. Only thing with summer is it takes many nights to capture some decent hours worth. Thanks Logan and clear skies bud.