M42 Orion (Thomas Pannenberg)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Orion (Ori) · Contains: 41 Ori A) · 41 Ori C · 41 Ori D · 42 Ori) · 43 Ori) · 44 Ori) · Great Orion Nebula · Lower Sword · M 42 · M 43 · Mairan's Nebula · NGC 1976 · NGC 1977 · NGC 1980 · NGC 1982 · Orion Nebula · The star 45 Ori · The star Hatysa (ι Ori · The star Mizan Batil I (c Ori · The star Mizan Batil II (θ2 Ori · The star Trapezium (θ1 Ori A · The star θ1 Ori C · The star θ1 Ori D · the Running Man Nebula

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Orion M42 shooted in a complicate way

Canon 5dm2 Usage Optolong L-pro 25x6 minutes, L-Extrem 20x6min, Lights no filter 60x3 min, Dusty weather so the Stars ar not usable. Lights stacked and Starremoval with Starnet++
Stack l-extrem pictures next step Stack L-pro pictures.
Substract Lpro minus Lextrem to build a yello layer. Starremoval of yello layer

As result i got 180 min with removed stars
an a yello Layer with 150 min light as well with removed stars.

In addition to get better Stars i capture again 65 x 3 min on absolut clear sky, unfortunately with full moon:-(.

Stacking this morning 65x3 min and put the two other layers into photoshop. Merg together needs some time,but i like the result.

Das Bild wurde mit eine Canon 5dm2 geschossen. Die Bedingungen bei der ersten Serie der Aufnahmen war schlecht wodurch die Sterne zu aufgebläht und nicht benutzbar waren.
Die Grundidee war aus Optolon L-Pro bildern minus Bilder vom Optolong L-Extrem einen neuen Layer zu kreiren.Dieser sollte ganz bewusst mehr Gelb in das Bild bringen.

Es endstanden somit zwei Bilder einmal 180 Min lights bei denen ich die Sterne mittels Starnett++ entfernt habe.
Und ein Bild mit 150 Min das den gelben Layer ergeben würde.

Diese Woche endlich zwei Tage cs . Andem ich nochmals 65 x 3 min von M42 schießen konnte. Auch diese Serie die ihre Sterne behalten durfte wurde gestackt 195 Min mit Sternen wurden in Photoshop mit den 180 min ohne Sterne kombiniert. Und zu diesem Endresultat den gelben Layer hinzugefügt.

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