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| sent on October 26, 2018 (10:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Clearly depends on the subjects taken.
on the Wide field the DSLRs offer excellent results, sure is that the signal noise ratio is much better in a dedicated sensor. Chiaramente dipende molto dai soggetti ripresi.
Sul largo campo le dslr offrono ottimi risultati, certo è che il rapporto segnale rumore è molto migliore in un sensore dedicato. |
| sent on November 19, 2018 (15:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful, here you really see one of the wonders of the universe Stupenda,qui si vede veramente una delle meraviglie dell'universo |
| sent on November 19, 2018 (22:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I confirm, certain areas of the sky are breathtaking.... Confermo, certe zone del cielo sono mozzafiato.... |
| sent on November 20, 2018 (9:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Really beautiful Cristian! Of course with only 8 poses for 6 minutes you managed to get out really very weak objects and with very little noise really compliments! Ok the Trifid and the lagoon are classic, but you also brought out the IC 4685 that I had never seen in the picture... and also that kind of "Barnard's Loop" that starts from Saturn and goes to the northwest... I did not know that existed! I don't think it's part of the Milky Way, right? What's his name? Hello and thank you, Daniele Davvero stupenda Cristian! Certo che con sole 8 pose da 6 minuti sei riuscito a fare uscire oggetti davvero molto deboli e con pochissimo rumore davvero complimenti! Ok la Trifida e la Laguna sono classiche, ma tu hai fatto uscire anche la IC 4685 che non avevo mai visto in foto... e pure quella specie di "Barnard's loop" che parte da Saturno e va verso nord-ovest... non sapevo che esistesse! non mi pare parte della via Lattea, vero? come si chiama? ciao e grazie, Daniele |
| sent on November 20, 2018 (10:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the appreciation and analysis of the image Daniele!
Personally when I dialed the framing I was concerned to take good care of the region that goes from the M8 lagoon to the IC 4685, everything else came accordingly! The sort of red ring/bow that came out in the upper part of the image, according to Stellarium, would seem to be the RCW149 and LBN38, HII regions.
For sure from those parts of nebulae there are a little everywhere and where you get good! ;-) Grazie dell'apprezzamento e dell'analisi dell'immagine Daniele!
Personalmente quando ho composto l'inquadratura mi sono preoccupato di riprendere bene proprio la regione che va dalla M8 Laguna alla IC 4685, tutto il resto è venuto di conseguenza! La specie di anello/arco rosso che è uscito nella parte superiore dell'immagine, secondo Stellarium, sembrerebbero essere la RCW149 e la LBN38, regioni HII.
Di sicuro da quelle parti di nebulose ce ne sono un po' ovunque e dove prendi prendi bene!  |
| sent on November 20, 2018 (12:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Quotas The sort of red ring/bow that came out in the upper part of the image, according to Stellarium, would seem to be the RCW149 and LBN38, HII regions. /QUOTE
Interesting! Sky Safari instead gives me nothing in that area... a point in favor of Stellarium!
Hello, Daniele " La specie di anello/arco rosso che è uscito nella parte superiore dell'immagine, secondo Stellarium, sembrerebbero essere la RCW149 e la LBN38, regioni HII."
Interessante! Sky Safari invece non mi dà nulla in quella zona... un punto a favore di Stellarium!
ciao, Daniele |
| sent on December 11, 2018 (11:01) | This comment has been translated
Beautiful! |
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