Comet Hunter
Supporting Member
Took this using the mosaic composite process in the Asiair and Pixinsight of (4) panels that make up the mosaic.
Each panel consisted of 5 hours of 300 sec's exposures.
The 4 panels were set to overlap about 40% with the heart having a full 16 hours of data applied. 10% is the minimum overlap
Equipment used was:
SV SVX102 Raptor
Asi2600 mc with the L-Extreme filter
EQ6R Pro mount
20 flats, 20 bias, 10 dark frames to calibrate per panel
The mosaic process in both the asiair and pixinsight was much simpler that I thought.
Watched a few YouTube videos and brailed my way though it 1st pass.
The only downside, mosaics using the 2600 used (a lot) of memory to capture and process.
Future mosaics I will use the asi533 which uses considerably less memory
This mosaic process opens up a whole new world of opportunity to capture targets much larger than your focal length will accommodate.
** Question is, which saturation level do you prefer? Of are they both over saturated?
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Each panel consisted of 5 hours of 300 sec's exposures.
The 4 panels were set to overlap about 40% with the heart having a full 16 hours of data applied. 10% is the minimum overlap
Equipment used was:
SV SVX102 Raptor
Asi2600 mc with the L-Extreme filter
EQ6R Pro mount
20 flats, 20 bias, 10 dark frames to calibrate per panel
The mosaic process in both the asiair and pixinsight was much simpler that I thought.
Watched a few YouTube videos and brailed my way though it 1st pass.
The only downside, mosaics using the 2600 used (a lot) of memory to capture and process.
Future mosaics I will use the asi533 which uses considerably less memory
This mosaic process opens up a whole new world of opportunity to capture targets much larger than your focal length will accommodate.
** Question is, which saturation level do you prefer? Of are they both over saturated?