Neowise, technical tests

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Neowise, technical tests sent on August 19, 2020 (19:09) by Fabioviti. 0 comments, 194 views.

at 180mm, f/4.0, ISO 1600, tripod.

La mia prima volta con la funzione Astrotracer della Pentax K1 II, la mia prima volta con l'elaborazione di immagini multiple per un soggetto astronomico...meglio non sono riuscito a fare. Somma di 5 pose da 7 secondi + 3 dark da 5 secondi elaborate con Sequator e Camera Raw. Mi rendo conto della mancanza di ulteriore segnale ma, comunque sono riuscito a mettere in evidenza la coda di ioni della cometa anche se in presenza di un discreto inquinamento luminoso e di un cielo ancora non perfettamente buio.

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