Barnard 150: Testing dual rig

Barnard 150: Testing dual rig May 29, 2022 326 views3238×40527.19 MB

Enol Matilla

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Traveller

Bortle

Cep

20h 50m 27s · +60° 7′ 14″

0.94°

1.30″/px

87.28°N

Integration

Lum/Clear	24×600″	4h	27 May 2022	8%
No filter	300×30″	2h 30′	27 May 2022	8%
Totals		6h 30′	27 May 2022	8%

Lum/Clear	24×600″=4h
27 May 2022	8%

No filter	300×30″=2h 30′
27 May 2022	8%

Totals	6h 30′
27 May 2022	8%

Equipment

Optics	Sigma70-200mm F2.8 DG OS HSM (Sports) TS-OpticsPhotoline 80mm f/6 (TLAPO804)
Cameras	Atik460EX Mono NikonZ50
Mount	iOptronCEM40
Filter	ZWOUV IR CUT 1.25"
Accessories	RB-Focuselectronic focuser Myrddin V2.3 RB-FocuseXcalibur flat panel ZWOEFW 8 x 1.25″ / 31mm ZWOOAG (Off-Axis Guider)
Software	Luc CoiffierDeepSkyStacker (DSS) Pleiades AstrophotoPixInsight Stefan BergNighttime Imaging 'N' Astronomy (N.I.N.A. / NINA)

Objects

B148 B149 B150

Description

I thought, "What will happened if I use the RGB data from the Nikon with the Luminance of the Atik?" an this is the result.

Luminance: 24x600" with the TS 80 and Atik 460Ex. Original file: https://www.astrobin.com/eq4hji/
RGB: 300x30" with the Nikon Z50 and Sigma 70-200 at 70mm F4. Original file: https://www.astrobin.com/g9af5d/

The Sigma 70-200 works better in the 135-200 range, so I'll test it at 200mm to get a better RGB data in the next try.

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