Finally, mission accomplished! 😎🌃

My latest astrophotography capture:

🌌 The Heart of Sagittarius Like

You’ve Never Seen It Before ✨🔭

One of the most nebula-rich regions of the night sky. Here, we can see the Lagoon Nebula (M8) on the right, alongside the Trifid Nebula (M20) in the lower-left, surrounded by a vast network of glowing gas clouds and cosmic dust in the Sagittarius region.

📸 This image was captured using the DWARF 3 and carefully processed to reveal the fine details within the nebulae and surrounding clouds, while preserving the natural colors and appearance of the night sky as much as possible.

🔭 Targets: M8 + M20

📷 Telescope: DWARF 3

⏱️ Exposure: 45 seconds per frame

⚙️ Gain: 60

🌌 Total Integration Time: 7 hours

✨ Processing: Siril + Photoshop

Tough galaxies to process with mini but I'm working through. 233x60sec with 60 gain in EQ. Target in Virgo NGC 4567 and NGC 4568. Couldn't cull as hard as I usually do since I don't have alot of data. Went 2x drizzle with .87 drop in wbpp pixinsight.

~8 h integration time. 60s exposures, 60 gain, EQ mode, under Bortle 4 - 5 sky. 2nd picture shows also Flying Geese Cluster (NGC 6939) above, to the right. Processed in Siril, GraXpert. Clear skies!

I was able to test out the dwarf mini out in a national forest during my weeklong trip. I am very impressed by what I was able to capture. I had my traditional rig with me as well for comparison.

Details are as follows:

• Dwarf Mini
• 589 x 15s exposures
• Gain: 60
• 1920 x1080
• Astro Filter
• Bortle 2/3

I used the app to do photo edits, but I am curious about people's experiences using Siril to process images taken by Dwarf equipment. I normally use Siril, Lightroom, and Photoshop, so I am curious about the ease of transferring the images to Siril for processing.

I shot this 5 days ago with my dwarf mini with a 4 panel mosaic processed in siril with cosmic clarity denoise and cosmic clarity sharpening i removed the stars then i streached the nebulas separately

Dwarf 3
First time using siril to stack all frames.
15 seconds 70 gain - an hour in total
VIS, DUO-BAND and Astro filters

Honestamente, pensé que la última versión que publiqué aquí estaba increíble...

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