2023-09-16: APP 2.0.0-beta23 has been released !
Improved performance again, CMD-A now works in macOS File Chooser, big improvement for bad column cosmetic correction, solved several bugs
We are very close now to releasing APP 2.0.0 stable with a complete printable manual...
Astro Pixel Processor Windows 64-bit
Astro Pixel Processor macOS Intel 64-bit
Astro Pixel Processor macOS Apple M Silicon 64-bit
Astro Pixel Processor Linux DEB 64-bit
Astro Pixel Processor Linux RPM 64-bit
Floating in the "cloudy sea" of the Cepheus Constellation, the Shark (LDN 1235) and Rotten Fish (LDN 1251) Dark nebulae, named after their shapes, showcase immense structures of dust and molecular clouds, spanning many light years across.
These faint, dark nebulae, are the hidden gems in our cosmic neighborhood, revealing themselves only to those who persist in finding the absence of light that surrounds us. Also shown within the Shark Nebula, are blue reflection nebulae, designated vdB 149 & vdB 150 (top and bottom of the shark's head).
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Better resolution:
https://astrob.in/zc0sj9/D/
70*300 secs, Gain 0, -5c
I could have used a few more hours on it, Perhaps next new Moon.
ZWO 2600MC Pro
William Optics RedCat 51
ZWO ASIAIR Pro
iOptron CEM25P
ZWO 120MM & Mini Guidescope 30/f4
Stack: AstroPixelProcessor
Edit: Pixinsight
Export: Photoshop
Shot at Bortle 3, Ramat-Ha'Negev, Israel
Love it! I haven't done much astrophotography in recent few years unfortunately, but I ended up with trying to image these clouds, I really hit the limit with my modded DSLR and setup on them, so I'm always loving clean signals like this. 🙂
@vincent-mod
Thanks, Vincent!
I think it's time you make a comeback 😉
I'd love to! 🙂 Probably have to do some remote imaging at the moment.
Take your time, go out to the country, or near home if possible. Start simple.
But start.
