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AstrophotographyEnglish • 7 months ago

Orion

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Orion

@bistdunarrisch to

AstrophotographyEnglish • 7 months ago

Hope this low effort post is accepted, I just wanted to share my first image when I started.

There was no telescope or tracker used, just a smartphone leaned against my wallet.

Images:

~400 x 1s
ISO 3200

Editing:

stacking/ stretching in Siril
GraXpert for gradient and denoising
BlurXTerminator for deconvolution
Starnett++ to edit the barely visible nebula a bit better
final editing in Photoshop

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4•7 months ago
Damn bruh, this is a tremendous shot with just an iPhone. Orion is truly spectacular. Note, the 2nd “star” in his sword is actually the Orion Nebula. Fucking 10/10.
- @bistdunarrischOP
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  1•7 months ago
  Ha thanks, didn’t expect such nice comments for such a bad image. Yes I also was blown away that the nebula is barely noticeable, even with smartphones strong IR filters

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