Hi all,
here is another image with a rather long integration time (to overcome the light pollution). Voyager gathered the data flawlessly night after night:
Best regards,
Vitali
Hi all,
here is another image with a rather long integration time (to overcome the light pollution). Voyager gathered the data flawlessly night after night:
Best regards,
Vitali
This is a wonderful result Vitali, deep and with great details.
Congratulations, thank for sharing and for using Voyager.
All the best
Leonardo
Thank you very much Leonardo.
I felt that processing was not good enough for the data. Here is my new attempt:
Thanks to all who liked the first image.
Best regards,
Vitali
No sure about the color balancing in 2nd image. The galaxy should be yellow like in the first. Background is a little clear in the second. I think is a great result of a really difficult target.
If you can get some info about for your processing this is my attempt, I think can be a good reference:
http://www.starkeeper.it/NGC1275.htm
Again congratulations for your wonderful result
Leonardo
Thanks Leonardo. You have a great image of the cluster. A lot of details in galaxies. I like it a lot.
My first image used PhotometricColorCalibration in PixInsight, i.e. the colors were calibrated using the stars. For the second image I’ve used the two central galaxies as a white reference for the ColorCalibration process. I hoped that the details in the galaxies would be easier to see.
I will definitely try to re-process the data again. I think that the FITS files have more information, than I was able to reveal so far
Best regards,
Vitali
Beautiful image. Nice shot Vitali! It appears difficult enough that I don’t even want to give it a try lol.
Wow are those red in the center real?
Thank you very much Yizhou.
Here is another version which uses AutoColor script ( http://www.skypixels.at/pixinsight_scripts.html ) for color balancing:
Best regards,
Vitali
Why shouldn’t they be real? need just dedicated processing and a lot of color data
Look this one https://www.hansonastronomy.com/ngc-1275-abell-426
Great shot Vitali! What bortle areas it was shot from?
Thanks Michael. I would estimate the sky here as Bortle 6. The Milky Way can be sometimes visible right overhead if the air humidity is low and transparency is high.
Best regards,
Vitali