Perseus Double Cluster

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Perseus Double Cluster sent on November 04, 2024 (21:32) by Mcastro. 2 comments, 127 views.

Doppio ammasso del Perseo, catalogato come C14. L'immagine è un mosaico di 2 foto, ciascuna delle quali realizzata con 12 pose da 2 minuti per ciascun colore a 1624 mm di focale con RC8 e camera monocromatica. Ringrazio l'amico Gianluca Galloni per avermi suggerito l'utilizzo del mosaico (mai provato prima di oggi) per includere in una singola foto tutto l'oggetto astronomico, perché per l'appunto è un doppio ammasso.

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Gianluca Galloni

sent on November 05, 2024 (6:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I see that you immediately got to work :-D
Excellent result, you can't see the gap between the two frames at all, which is not obvious since the presence of so many stars usually puts fusion operations in difficulty.
Congratulations, a very good job!

Mcastro

sent on November 05, 2024 (7:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Gianluca !

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