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Pixinsight noise reduction tutorial 2022 (my new technique and trick!)
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Key Features:
Power Distribution: Say goodbye to cable clutter with multiple DC outputs that power your equipment.
USB Hub: Integrated USB3.0 hub reduces the need for additional adapters, making your setup sleek and efficient.
Environmental Sensors: Built-in sensors for temperature, humidity, and dew point, enabling precise control over your equipment.
Dew Heater Channels: Protect your optics from dew with adjustable heater outputs.
Software Compatibility: Works seamlessly with popular astrophotography software, ensuring a smooth integration into your existing workflow.
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The Starfield portable Tri-Pier 1000 is the ultimate upgrade for your mount to improve its stability. Weighing only 16lbs, and supporting over 175lbs. Super simple to setup. It comes with a padded heavy duty carrying bad, and mount adapters for ZWO AM5/AM3, Skywatcher, Takahashi, Rainbow Astro, Crux, and a 3/8's adapter. The Legs slide out and lock into position without any fuss. Once deployed leveling the pier is easy with the leveler feet, and its ball joined pads making uneven surfaces easy to deal with.
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Graxpert Denoise is also a capable tool and is part of the Graxpert 3.0 release, which includes various enhancements. However, in direct comparisons, NoiseXterminator has been shown to deliver superior noise reduction results, particularly in the context of astrophotography, where fine details are crucial.
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GraXpert is an astronomical background extraction tool that is free. It works within PixInsight.
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The galaxies M81 and M82, situated in the Ursa Major constellation, are a captivating pair in the cosmic vista, offering a stark contrast in their appearances and intrinsic properties. M81, also known as Bode's Galaxy, is a grand spiral galaxy that showcases a well-defined structure with majestic spiral arms, making it a classic example of the spiral galaxy form. In contrast, M82, often referred to as the Cigar Galaxy due to its elongated shape, is a starburst galaxy where an exceptionally high rate of star formation occurs, likely triggered by its gravitational interactions with M81. These neighboring galaxies, located approximately 12 million light-years away from Earth, provide astronomers with a fascinating laboratory to study galactic dynamics, star formation, and the effects of gravitational interactions between galaxies.
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iOptron and Ontario Telescope were kind of enough to loan me a new iOptron HEM15 mount to test and work with. The iOptron’s HEM15 Hybrid Equatorial Mount, with or without iPolar, is here to revolutionize your stargazing experience. In this look at it, I’ll discuss some of the features and benefits of the iOptron HEM15, its performance capabilities, and how it empowers you to capture stunning night sky wonders during your travel astrophotography expeditions. Weighing just 2.5kg (5.5lbs), the iOptron HEM15 can carry an impressive 8.2kg (18 lbs) payload without the need for counterweights and up to 12kg (26.5lbs) with the optional counter weight installed. Its compact design makes it a perfect companion for travel astrophotography, enabling you to explore and image the night sky with ease and convenience. Moreover, the mount’s electronic friction brake and power-down memory ensure seamless tracking even after abrupt power interruptions, saving you time and effort on realignments.
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Despite its many advantages, including a high-quality apochromatic triplet lens and built-in filters to enhance imaging under light-polluted skies, the Seestar S50 has its limitations. Its 2MP resolution and relatively narrow field of view pose challenges for capturing wide celestial scenes or detailed planetary images. Yet, it stands out for its value for money, offering advanced features like auto-leveling, autofocus, and the ability to capture deep sky objects with ease. While it may not suit every astrophotography need, particularly for more advanced planetary imaging, its versatility and ease of use make it a compelling choice for those new to the hobby or seeking a portable, straightforward setup
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ZWO SeeStar is not just any telescope; it's a smart telescope designed to make stargazing accessible and enjoyable for everyone, from beginners to seasoned astronomers. Whether you're a novice looking to start your astronomical journey or an experienced astronomer seeking a convenient, smart telescope, the ZWO SeeStar smart telescope offers something for everyone. Its blend of technology, ease of use, and educational value makes it a standout choice in the world of amateur astronomy.
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- Image of M42, the Orion Nebula, shown in the video was processed in PixInsight.
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Big shout out to Williamina Fleming who was the first to record this in 1888 on a photographic plate taken at the Harvard College Observatory. She was a Scottish astronomer. She started out as a housemaid with no scientific training or qualifications.
The Horsehead Nebula is a region of dense gas and dust where new stars are born. The nebula's distinct shape is sculpted by the intense ultraviolet light from nearby stars, which erodes the nebula's material, creating its iconic silhouette.
the Horsehead Nebula, also known as Barnard 33. This dark nebula is named for its striking resemblance to a horse's head when viewed from Earth. Located approximately 1,500 light-years away, it stands as a sentinel in front of the bright emission nebula IC 434.
Not far from the Horsehead, the Flame Nebula ignites the night with its fiery appearance. This emission nebula is a vast cloud of gas and dust, illuminated from within by the young, hot stars at its core. Situated about 1,400 light-years from Earth, the Flame Nebula is part of the Orion Molecular Cloud Complex, a nursery for new stars. The intense radiation from Alnitak, the easternmost star of Orion's Belt, excites the hydrogen gas in the nebula, causing it to glow with a reddish hue."
Together, the Horsehead and Flame Nebulas offer a glimpse into the dynamic processes of star formation and the sculpting power of stellar winds and radiation. These celestial wonders remind us of the vast and beautiful complexity of our universe.
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Astrophotography, especially when it involves capturing deep sky objects like galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters, is quite a fascinating and intricate hobby! The reason astrophotographers spend hours taking many exposures of the same object is primarily to overcome challenges related to light and detail.
Here are the top 3 reasons astrophotographers image deep sky objects for extended periods of time...
Combatting Dimness: Many of these celestial objects are incredibly dim. You know how on a dark night, it can take a while for your eyes to adjust and start picking out more stars? Cameras face a similar challenge, but they can 'soak up' light over a much longer period than our eyes. By taking long exposures and many of them, the camera sensor gathers more light, gradually revealing faint objects.
Reducing Noise: Digital cameras, particularly in low light, tend to produce "noise," which are random speckles of color that can obscure details. It's a bit like trying to listen to a faint radio station with lots of static. By taking multiple exposures and combining them (a process called "stacking"), astrophotographers can average out this noise, leaving a clearer, more detailed image.
Capturing Detail: The universe is packed with intricate details! Longer exposure time allow the camera to capture finer details of these distant objects, much like holding a magnifying glass up to something small. By stacking multiple long exposures, the final image can reveal structures and patterns in these celestial objects that are otherwise invisible, even to powerful telescopes.
Here's an example of the galaxy M81 with 6 hours of light collected.... and 12 hours... and finally 25 hours of light captured.
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Ten Telescopes set out with a simple goal- to build ten 3D printed telescopes and make them available to local residents and educators for free. They engaged volunteers and donors to setup and run the very small Blue Door Astro Library in Guelph, Ontario, Canada which has telescopes, books, and astronomy related items that are listed on the library page. The telescopes are fun, robust and designed to be powerful yet easy to use and inexpensive to repair and maintain. This means that new users can have a simple and stress-free astronomy experience.
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Location: NGC 2264 lies in the constellation Monoceros, which is not visible to the naked eye from most populated areas on Earth due to light pollution.
Discovery: It was discovered by William Herschel in the 18th century, showcasing the advancements in telescopic technology of that era.
Composition: The cluster is a combination of an open star cluster, an emission nebula, and a reflection nebula. This makes it a popular target for astrophotographers and astronomers.
Star Formation: NGC 2264 is a site of active star formation. The region is filled with very young stars, some only a few million years old, which is quite young in astronomical terms.
Appearance: The name 'Christmas Tree Cluster' comes from the arrangement of its stars, which loosely resemble a Christmas tree, especially when viewed in the infrared spectrum.
Cone Nebula: Part of the cluster includes the Cone Nebula, so named because of its conical shape. This nebula is a region of dense gas and dust, serving as a stellar nursery.
Variable Stars: The cluster contains several variable stars, which are stars that change brightness over time. This includes the famous variable star S Monocerotis.
Distance: It's located approximately 2,600 light-years away from Earth, making it relatively close in cosmic terms.
Size: The cluster spans several light years across, offering a grand scale of star-forming activity and interstellar medium interactions.
Research Importance: NGC 2264 is a subject of ongoing research, particularly in understanding star formation and the dynamics of young stellar objects.
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Visibility: It's among the nearest star clusters to Earth and is visible to the naked eye in the night sky.
Age and Distance: The cluster is thought to be about 100 million years old and is approximately 444 light years away from Earth.
Mythological Importance: The Pleiades has been known since ancient times and features prominently in the mythologies of many cultures around the world, including the Greek story of the seven sisters.
Scientific Study: The cluster is studied extensively in astronomy to understand stellar evolution as its relatively young age and close proximity to Earth allow astronomers to study the stars in great detail.
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Graxpert is a tool for PixInsight, a popular software among astronomers and astrophotographers. Specifically designed for astronomical background extraction, Graxpert excels in isolating celestial objects by effectively removing background gradients. This enhances the clarity and detail of astronomical images, making it a valuable tool for deep sky imaging.
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Dwarf II smart telescope is designed to be compact and portable, while still providing high-quality images and advanced features. It uses computerized Go-To technology to automatically locate and track celestial objects, and can be controlled remotely via a smartphone or tablet. It is designed for amateur astronomers, but can be used by anyone interested exploring the night sky or doing nature photography.
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GraXpert astronomical background extraction is a free open-source software designed specifically for removing gradients from astro images prior to processing. In this video I demonstrate how it works and compare it to PixInsight dynamic background extraction.
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Images and video used with permission by Yann Sainty.
The team that discovered this: Marcel Drechsler, Xavier Strottner and Yann Sainty.
A YouTube presentation is available in three languages: youtu.be/TEMXss1Qo4E
Discovery short paper RNAAS Research notes of the AAS (short paper) iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2515-5172/acaf7e
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In this video I will show you how to add it the comet into your Stellarium planetarium software.
Thumbnail image credit: Soumyadeep Mukherjee (used with permission). instagram.com/p/CnPL09_JYKm
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PSFimage script (and others) https://www.skypixels.at/pixinsight_scripts.html
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PLEASE NOTE: If your image does not have an astrometric solution, SPCC won't work. You can go to Scripts/Image Analysis/ImageSolver and search for your object and then click ok to apply an astrometric solution to your image.
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