Using Blur Exterminator On The WhirlPool Galaxy

[@georgehatfield9473]

Thanks for the description of how you use the GHS script in Pixinsight. It is the best description I have seen thus far!

[@enteringintospace4685]

Good deal! Thanks for letting me know!

[@jdpartridge]

Thank you for these videos. I have used them a few times for processing because they are easy to follow. I am blown away with with the data you get from the humid weather from your backyard. Beautiful image!

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks! I do what I gota dew🤣. Cscm!

[@SimonsAstro]

Brilliant detail Steve, really nice image, thanks for sharing this👍

[@enteringintospace4685]

Hey! You look familiar😉 Thanks!

[@seeyoulatermooncrater1436]

I really rate you videos, one of the best tutorials on youtube !! thanks :)

[@enteringintospace4685]

Hey! Appreciate that!!

[@dwightlethbridge2796]

You are the Bob Ross of image processing. And that is a good thing. Timing good as I am just starting to stack my M51 version,. Thanks for this.

[@enteringintospace4685]

Lol....hope you can bring out those happy little details😊

[@Astrobloke]

thanks for sharing your workflow Steve, amazing work mate and love the fine details revealed in M51, clear skies

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks so much Glenn! Happy New Astro Year 👊

[@rosarodriguez7374]

Fantastic!!! 👏👏👏👏Many thanks for your tips and tricks!!

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks!

[@jackbernstein3029]

Great tutorial. Is there any way you can provide a brief summary of the steps? It’s easy to get lost!

[@briandejong2713]

Another fantastic video! Keep them coming. Now to the important part. At the end of the video you said you got a Christmas present. Sounded like you said it's a dog that projects stars and nebula. Now, I searched and couldn't find that so details?

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks!! You watched till the end....yay!!😊 yeah its a blue tooth space dog that projects stars and nebula lights. I'm sure it came from Amazon, where Santa actually lives now...lol

[@nikaxstrophotography]

Nice work Steve

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks man

[@robertw1871]

Very nice work, curious why you got rid of the RC8, I just picked one up and I’m working on getting it going.

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks! So I've determined that 1600mm is a bit much for setting up and tearing down each night for me. I also couldn't ever find a reducer that worked. I've since switched to the 10" orion newt. It provides a better balance of focal length, ratio and appeture.

[@32gibby]

Great job my man

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks!

[@rashmibhatt7274]

Nice video, can you make a video on osc camera with dual band filter please. Thanks

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks...send me some data and I will! [e-mail] Include imaging info too

[@28gn]

And there it is. Again great video Steve!

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thank you!

[@coloradoastro6139]

Nicely done!

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks dude👊

[@darienperla4191]

Would you mind doing one over The Iris Nebula? in LRGB? I was looking at other tutorials and my mind is spinning! You're the gabagoo to PI! :)

[@enteringintospace4685]

Love to! Do you have any Iris data you could contribute?

[@darienperla4191]

@@enteringintospace4685 I do! How do I send the data?

[@enteringintospace4685]

@darienperla4191 I use a free site called "we transfer" Send it to [e-mail]. Much appreciated! Also send me gear and capture specs so I can mention I in the video.

[@darienperla4191]

@@enteringintospace4685 ok I will do today!

[@darienperla4191]

@@enteringintospace4685 Data has been sent! i forgot to mention theres some coma on this but it should be good.

[@yangyunbo1]

great photo！what‘s your equipment to get this picture？

[@enteringintospace4685]

Thanks! Ioptron RC 8, asi294mm and a Skywatcher Eq6r mount