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Related: About this forumM42 the orion nebula
M42 the orion nebula. This is a total of 12 hours of exposure time using individual exposures of 15s,30s,180s and 300s which i think combined as an HDR to avoid blowing out the brightest parts of the nebula.
Im also posting this from a new location that should provide better quality than imgur.
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M42 the orion nebula (Original Post)
moonshinegnomie
12 hrs ago
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--- Im going nuts trying to imagine how many stars are in the 7 o'clock part of the nebula.
3Hotdogs
11 hrs ago
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brer cat
(27,326 posts)1. Awesome! Thanks for sharing, moonshine.
3Hotdogs
(14,972 posts)2. --- Im going nuts trying to imagine how many stars are in the 7 o'clock part of the nebula.
moonshinegnomie
(3,823 posts)3. That's called the trapezium
Its why I had to use hdr. There are a ton of stars being born in there
Deuxcents
(25,339 posts)4. I find myself mesmerized looking at these photos of the heavens. I get lost..in a good way..trying to imagine
And wrap my head around all the questions that come along knowing Ill never know and that adds to the mystique of what Im seeing. Its exhilarating and yet I dont know how! Your efforts to bring these photos to life is another level of joy..thank you
SheltieLover
(76,098 posts)5. Gorgeous pix!
TY for sharing!
2naSalit
(99,682 posts)6. Thank you for sharing...
These amazing images!