AstrophotographyEnglish • 4 months ago

Andromeda M31

AstrophotographyEnglish • 4 months ago

This is my second try at the Andromeda galaxy. Still very noisy but happy with the result nonetheless, except the star shape and coma.

Samyang 135mm f2.0 lens
Fuji XT-5
410 lights @20s
calibrated and stacked in Siril
background extraction with GraXpert
star removal with Starnet++
stretched in Siril with GHST and levels in PS
final editing, star recomposition and cropping in PS

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Beauty
- @bistdunarrischOP
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  Absolutely!
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Pretty good for just 2 hours! I’m curious what was your light pollution like for this?
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  This was shot from a Bortle 5 zone. Also this was shot near a city so the gradiant was quite strong
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Great picture!!
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  Thanks!

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