Mare Humorum and Gassendi

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Mare Humorum and Gassendi sent on March 02, 2018 (19:25) by Marco Di Francesco. 3 comments, 593 views.

Mare Humorum (diametro 380 Km) e sul bordo nord-est il cratere Gassendi (110 Km) le cui pareti a nord-est sono interrotte da Gassendi-A (33 Km)-------28/01/2018 - Telescopio Meade ETX-125EC a F/15, camera ASI120MM, filtro infrarosso, somma di 205 frames su 500, elaborazione Avistack2 + Photoshop CS6

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Slashleo

sent on March 05, 2018 (10:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good realization! ;-) Two questions: what infrared filter do you use? Why did you only acquire 500 frames? Given the few frames, you should use less than 205 to get a better result; on Avistakkert try to set only 20-30% of the best frames ... it should improve a little bit! Give some proof and let us know ;-)

Marco Di Francesco

sent on March 06, 2018 (9:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you dear (Leo, I suppose ...), but we have already had this exchange. However, I acquire a few frames because my frame (altazimuth) does not stand the pursuit well. This picture I had already inserted but I did not like and I removed and reworked: it improved a bit 'but not as I expected, evidently the starting movie is not appropriate. Using fewer frames unfortunately the noise increases, you can see the pixels a bit, to understand each other. As a filter use Astronomik proplanet 742, but for you that you have a 10 inches it takes the 807: you find them around 40 euros online.
Thanks anyway for the tips ... ;-)

Slashleo

sent on March 06, 2018 (10:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I had not noticed your nickname :-P I have the bad habit of looking at the picture first and read the caption, without looking at who is shooting :-D so I try not to be influenced in analyzing the photo ... pardon: -D

I prefer to have a little 'more noise with a few frames but good, so as not to introduce an image that could affect too much the quality of the final result ... to everyone his method! :-D :-D

Yes, Leonardo ;-)

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