#BACKYARDEOS PLANETARY IMAGING ISO#

I had heard of astrophotography but was not interested as I thought it was beyond my reach. My photography led me down many roads, from portraiture and landscapes, birds and wildlife, and many other genres. I began a photography business in 2011 and had to take early retirement from my day job of 25+ years. When I saw the first image of the Orion Nebula on the cameraвЂ™s LED screen в”Ђ WOW, I was hooked!ДЄs a child, I would always look up at the night sky in hopes of seeing a вЂњshooting star.вЂќ I loved the night sky but was never interested in astronomy or cosmology as a young man. Software: BackyardEOS, DeepSkyStacker, StarTools, and Corel Photo-Paint X5. Tele Vue-NP127is APO refractor with Canon EOS 7D Mark II DSLR riding on iOptron CEM60EC mount.

#BACKYARDEOS PLANETARY IMAGING ISO#

The вЂњPillarsвЂќ are actually cold accumulations of dust and gas that are silhouetted by the background glow.Д®xposures at ISO 8, 174 x 60вЂі/45вЂі because of wind and low elevation. Ultraviolet light emitted by the young, giant blue stars in the nebula causes the gasses in the nebula to glow. The Eagle Nebula (Messier 16 or NGC-6611) is a diffuse emission nebula and open cluster that is home to the finger-like вЂњPillars of CreationвЂќ star-forming region. Reprocess of The Pillars of Creation by Instagram user Gregory Thompson.

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