#qhy367c

Orion Panorama with the QHY367 by Terry Hancock Via Flickr: Please read my mini review on Cloudy Nights www.cloudynights.com/topic/574372-orion-panorama-with-the... Orion Panorama with the QHY367 This is a new process of data captured from Whitewater Colorado on the slopes of Grand Mesa. Using the new COLDMOS QHY367C, Full Frame 7376x4938, 36.4mega pixel One Shot Color Sony CMOS IMX096 sensor camera sporting the sensor used in the Nikon D810a. For this capture I used a Gain of 1208 and Offset of 76, although since then I have been using the Unity Gain of 2850. For comparison, here is my earlier Mosaic of Orion captured using the QHY11 Mono CCD, total integration time was over 40 hours (admittedly this image has H-Alpha added) www.flickr.com/photos/terryhancock/15094540899/in/album-7... See crop of M42 here www.flickr.com/photos/terryhancock/33988042412/in/photost... See crop of M78 here www.flickr.com/photos/terryhancock/33334152483/in/photost... Technical Information Location: Grand Mesa, Whitewater Colorado Captured February 15th and 16th 2017 Size: 7376 x 4938 pixels x 3 Pixel Size: 4.88um x 4.88um Total integration Time 4.5 Hours QHY367C Full Frame One Shot Color COLDMOS cooled to -20C 135 x 120 sec @ 1x1 Optics: Takahashi E-180 Epsilon Paramount GT-1100S German Equatorial Mount Image Acquisition Maxim DL Pre Processing Deep Sky Stacker Post Processing Photoshop CS6

A Deep View of M45 (testing the QHY367C) by Terry Hancock Via Flickr: You can also view this as a short music video on Instagram www.instagram.com/p/BSGqI7nDoQe/?taken-by=hancockterry&am... I had previously posted this image with only "20 x 2 minute exposures" www.flickr.com/photos/terryhancock/33490437146/in/datepos... I had forgotten (old age) I had also captured 45 x 2 minute exposures on the 17th February while I was using a lower gain setting so I decided to process it, I was hoping to combine all of the data but was unable due to the different gain settings I used and a slight ifference of camera rotation but this is the resulting image of this newly discovered data. Total Integration Time 90 minutes The new QHY367C, Full Frame 7376x4938, 36.4mega pixel One Shot Color CMOS camera. Here I used the original DSO setting of 1208 Captured from the backyard of John Mansur's house on the slopes of Grand Mesa at an elevation of 6150 feet in Western Colorado on the 17th February 2017. Technical Information Location: Grand Mesa, Whitewater Colorado Captured February 17 2017 Size: 7376 x 4938 pixels Pixel Size: 4.88um x 4.88um Total integration Time 90 minutes QHY367C Full Frame One Shot Color COLDMOS cooled to -20C Gain 1208, Offset 76 Darks and Flats no Bias 45 x 120 sec @ 1x1 Optics: Takahashi E-180 Epsilon Paramount GT-1100S German Equatorial Mount Image Acquisition Maxim DL Pre Processing Deep Sky Stacker Post Processing CS6 Please check out the new observatory progress on Grand Mesa, Colorado www.grandmesaobservatory.com/

M45 in Taurus (test image with QHY367C) by Terry Hancock Via Flickr: Another quick test image of one of the most common and popular object of the night sky The Pleiades. This was only "20 x 2 minute exposures" and yet is revealing some of the very faint dust and nebulae. Total Integration Time 90 minutes Compare this to an earlier image of mine and Kim's (collaboration) yes much deeper but it has an integration time of over 13 hours www.flickr.com/photos/terryhancock/15790014857/in/datepos... The new QHY367C, Full Frame 7376x4938, 36.4mega pixel One Shot Color CMOS camera. I used the new Unity Gain (DSO) setting of 2850 Captured from the backyard of John's house on the slopes of Grand Mesa at an elevation of 6600 feet in Western Colorado on the 1st March 2017. Technical Information Location: Grand Mesa, Whitewater Colorado Captured March 1st 2017 Size: 7376 x 4938 pixels Pixel Size: 4.88um x 4.88um Total integration Time 40 minutes QHY367C Full Frame One Shot Color COLDMOS cooled to -20C Gain 2850, Offset 76 Darks and Flats no Bias 20 x 120 sec @ 1x1 Optics: Takahashi E-180 Epsilon Paramount GT-1100S German Equatorial Mount Image Acquisition Maxim DL Pre Processing Deep Sky Stacker Post Processing CS6 Please check out the new observatory progress on Grand Mesa, Colorado www.grandmesaobservatory.com/