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NGC 7640 is a spiral galaxy in the constellation of Andromeda and is approx. 30 million light years from earth.
This photo is composed of 779 - 10 second exposures for a total exposure of a little over 2 hours. It was processed using Siril, Starnet ++, and GraXpert all of which are free. The images were gathered with my trusty ZWO Seestar S50
This photo is composed of 779 - 10 second exposures for a total exposure of a little over 2 hours. It was processed using Siril, Starnet ++, and GraXpert all of which are free. The images were gathered with my trusty ZWO Seestar S50
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M76 a.k.a. Cork Nebula, Barbell Nebula or Little Dumbell Nebula. This is the remnant of a dying star approx 3,400 light years away from earth.
Processed with Siril , Starnet ++, and GraXpert (all free software) using 588 ten second exposures taken with a ZWO SeeStar S50.
FYI to anyone using a SeeStar, there appears to be a problem with the Seestar app (android at least) where the background is all jacked up. I've included a pic of what it looked like on my phone with a very red background. Thankfully the individual images themselves were not like that so I could stack them normally.
Processed with Siril , Starnet ++, and GraXpert (all free software) using 588 ten second exposures taken with a ZWO SeeStar S50.
FYI to anyone using a SeeStar, there appears to be a problem with the Seestar app (android at least) where the background is all jacked up. I've included a pic of what it looked like on my phone with a very red background. Thankfully the individual images themselves were not like that so I could stack them normally.
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