Intergalactic Wanderer Star Cluster Revealed

[@ChuckNelson-q1q]

Good one Diana! 300,000 Light years away? Woe

[@AstrophotoBadBevensen]

Супер..

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Hi!! Thanks for watching and comment. Diana ❤️

[@bichobrothers]

Great video, Diana! Very good, helpful information. I am amazed how well you were able to edit this so beautifully. Wow, 300,000 light years!!

[@pedalajones]

Excellent result!

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Thank you so much! It was a tough one for sure. How are you doing?

[@pedalajones]

@@yourfavoriteastronerd In Italy clouds and uninterrupted rain for a week. I'm waiting for clear skies...😁

[@denisbombardier8820]

Hi Diana, that is a very nice star cluster. First time i hear from it! And again, a very nice tutorial with funny scenes and good pro tips on editing. Very good! Bye Diana! 🙂

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Hi Denis! Thank you! This was a tough one. The background got me crazy 😅. I have 3 more good ones coming up. I am photographing targets that are not popular. I am always thankful for your support and comments! Diana ❤️

[@astronomy-NGC]

Yes it is challenging when you get that kind of background. But you are well equiped with good softwares and good experience! I remember last year you said you would be targeting star clusters. Sometimes they are not very spectacular like nebulas, but still, they are special. I'm planning to finish installing my Celestron SLT127 Mak in a small observatory this spring, all controlled from my house. So I'll be able to target some small marvels of the sky! Bye

[@davidsimard1522]

Very nice i just cant put my head to play with nina

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Hi David! I used Sequence Generator for a long time and liked it but the constant updates made it impossible for me. I was getting many errors . What do you use?

[@matforsbon]

Great image at the end perfect color, well done!

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Thanks Mat! I am happy with the final results, it was not an easy target, but I was able to capture it and did the best I could. Thanks for watching my videos! Diana

[@rlems4772]

i admire your work with telescope and computer and ofcourse your software and presicion and i Think you have a nice doe!!

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Thank you so much for your comment! Hey, I am a drummer too! I play Latin Percussion, congas and timbales here in Nashville TN. Nice meeting you! Diana

[@rlems4772]

Thats Great a drummer as me performing and love space, Great and thank you!@@yourfavoriteastronerd

[@astromaniacanal]

Great video Diana, and great pics too!!

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Gracias! Este si me hizo sufrir jajajaja. He tenido a mi Mamá aquí bien enferma y no pude poner videos en 3 semanas, que vaina! De regreso. Como estas?

[@astromaniacanal]

Oh, lo siento mucho, que mejore pronto tu mamá. Yo bien, un poco ocupado con algunos cursos de postgraduate, pero siempre sacando tiempo para la astronomía y el canal. Saludos

[@Calzune]

You can minimize many steps by just making platesolve to any object you want I suggest you use ASTAP as a platesolver, instead of using sharpcap and syncing with stellarium=)

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Ahhhhhh! I have ASTAP, so do the plate solve when in the process? I appreciate your advice . Diana

[@Calzune]

@@yourfavoriteastronerd yea, just påen your target in the framing tool and press solve the platesolve button ( I don't remember what's it's called but you can't miss it)

[@davidsimard1522]

In not great in processing for my sun picture i used asi studio and thats good enough for me i know its not pretty for everybody but it is for me

[@yourfavoriteastronerd]

Hi David, I haven't used ASI for editing. I have, but I never used it. I need to check on that. These images were complicated. I had to do a lot of "magic" to remove the background gradients. Can you do that on ASI? Thanks for your time and comment! Diana