Two weeks after i shot this object with my APO, I did it again with my VISAC.
Same object, same exposure time, same camera, different telescope: Astrophoto: Pelican Nebula IC 5070 – 08/22 – astrography.eu
VC200L instead of ED80sf.
This is the very first test, hard to talk about first light when you a re working with a 20 year old telescope, with my VC200L VISAC. I had really bad seeing and still the 50/162mm guidescope. From now on I ll guide with a 60/240mm guidescope.
High resolution on Flickr:
The side by side workflow comparison
Technical overview
Telescope | VIXEN VISAC VC200L |
Focal Length | 1280mm |
Aperture ratio | 6.4 |
Erecting Lense / Reducer | 0.71 Reducer |
Filter | – |
Mount | Skywatcher HEQ-5 |
Goto-Control | EKOS |
Mount Control | INDI |
Guiding Scope Focal Length | 162 mm |
Guiding Camera | QHY 5-III-462C |
Guiding Software | EKOS, INDI |
Dithering | 5 pixel |
Camera | CANON EOS M100(a) |
Method | focal projection |
Camera angle | -90° |
Camera Control | EKOS, INDI, Gphoto2 |
Motor-Focus | – |
Photography Date | 08/30/2022 |
Exposure-Time Lights | 21x300s |
Correction frames | FLATS, BIASES |
Sensitivity | ISO 400 |
Processing Date | 08/31/2022 |
Reprocessing Date | 01/06/2024 |
Stacking, Integration | PixInsight |
Processing Software | PixInsight |
Image Editing | Affinity Photo |
Reprocessing Software | PixInsight |
Capture Place | Koblenz, Germany |
Lightpollution | Bortle 5 |
Scattered light | strong |