Cygnus and Milky Way Ojects such as the North America and the Pelican Nebulae

Pentax K-70, Astrotracer, 18-135mm lens at 53mm. 29 exposures, 200 sec at f4.5,ISO1600 1dark. Taken in Bortle 4 clear moonless sky. Processed in App, 25 of 29 exp. Background correction, star reducer, and saturation, Gradient Exterminator, Topaz Denoise, Photoshop Camera Raw

Composite of North America and Pelican Nebulae with a picture of the Cygnus Constellation

Stellina pictures of the nebulae overlaid on a PENTAX K-70 wide-angle view of Cygnus. The Pelican Nebula is located east of the North America Nebula, and is just a whif on the wide-angle shot. Stellina’s image only shows the Gulf of Mexico part of the Nebula.

Andromeda

15 0f 17 observations, no darks ( It shows)- Stills learning!

Andromeda

Same photo shoot, 7 out 0f 15 JPEG exposures with no star trails. Still no darks. I will definitely need to take darks, even if these were taken with in-camera HIFH ISO noise reduction. Still lots of noise even with Topaz Denoise.

Sagittarius, scorpio and Scutum Constellation in the Milky Way

K-70, Astrotracer, 18-135 @ 18mm 9 of 15 exp 30s, ISO 3600 f5.6.

Antares and Rho Opiuchi Nebulae, M4 Gobular cluster

K-70, 18-135 mm @135mm (202mm) 20 Exp, 30 sec f5.6, ISO 3200, Bortle 4, no filters . Processed in APP, Photoshop, Gradient Exterminator, Topaz Denoise

M31 Andromeda Galaxy

K70, Astrotracer, Rokinon 135mm, f2.8, 30s, ISO 800, 20 of 28 exp 5 darks, Bortle 4 no moon clear skies, APP, light pollution filter applied, Photoshop levels, curves and Canera Raw filter. Green cast toned fown.

M31 Original

Delphinus- Head

K-70 f2, 30s, Iso 800, Rokinon 135mm 5 exposures out of 14 processed in APP and Photoshop.

Pleiades taken in Plaisance, K-70, 40mm Limited Edition

Heart and Soul Nebulae

Cygni / Northern Cross Region Nebulae

Gamma Cygni Region

Gamma Cygni Nebula, Plaisance, Moon 90%, Pentax K-70, Astrotracer (left some star trails) Rokinon 135 mm f2, ISO 800, 30s, 71 exposures processed in App, Photoshop, (some star trails removed, following Professor Morrison’s Astronomy Digest approach: http://www.ianmorison.com/removing-star-trails/). The three main parts of the nebula are named here.