North America Nebula

Revisited with new processing techniques
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2022

Revisiting an old favourite

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Inspired by the new editing techniques, I decided to revisit some of my old favourite images. It’s amazing how much more usable detail can be pulled out using modern techniques and software. The image above is a reworking of my original North America Nebula image from 2013, using exactly the same raw data.

Image details: Nikon D7000, Nikkor 180mm f2.8 at f2.8. 1 hour (120 x 30 seconds) at iso 800. Using didymium filter. Stacked with Deep Sky Stacker and tracked with barn door tracker, edited with Starnet++ and Photoshop.

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Noctilove is a website devoted to low light photography and astrophotography with a barn door tracker. All of the images on this website were taken without a telescope. Just a regular DSLR and lens. You'll find images of comets, meteors, galaxies and nebulae, as well as night landscapes, Aurora, noctilucent clouds, and lightning. Almost all images on the noctilove website were taken from a light polluted area of England at sea level. Far from perfect conditions! To build up the detail and to reduce noise, images have been 'stacked' with Deep Sky Stacker and processed with Photoshop to make them as pretty as possible. All images © noctilove.co.uk - Just so you know, Noctilove is a participant in the Amazon EU Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.uk.