| Target: |
IC5067, emission nebula This is a part of the Pelican Nebula. Narrowband image (H-alpha) |
Date: | 14.9.2008 |
| Time: | 01:32 .. 01:50 [UTC] | ||
| Location: | Frankfurt am Main, Germany | ||
| Conditions: | T +9°C, RH 80% | ||
| Telescope: | Newton 150mm, f5 (GSO) | Mount: | Sky-Watcher EQ6 Pro with SynScan Controller |
| Camera: | Art-429 (beta). Mode 1x1. TEC set to -15K delta-T. |
Filters: | Astronomik Profi H-alpha CCD 000418 |
| Exposure: |
16min (2min subs) Guided with 70/500mm achromatic refractor, modified webcam (SC2) and PHD Guiding v1.9 |
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| Notes: |
This target requires longer exposure time, but a tree started blocking the view. This is from my second session with an autoguiding setup. It is getting better; did not have to reject any of the 9 sub-exposures taken, for guiding reasons -- one was rejected because of a satellite trace. |
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