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Shooting the Eagle Nebula Part 1 and Pillars of Creation with a Celestron 9.25 Edge HD in Narrowband

Go to 35:00 to begin the Polar Alignment. This video has a relatively long intro and equipment run through as follows: 1) Intro 2) 1:22 General Discussion and background 3) 10:27 Equipment 4) 17:40 Outside setup - Celestron Edge HD 9.25 and Backyard 5) Polar Alignment This video runs through a relatively long intro and equipment discussion followed by a short tour in the basement and backyard where I walk through setup and equipment for the Celestron prior to beginning the process of capturing the Eagle nebula at 2350mm. You can go directly to the Polar alignment at 35:00 if you want to skip the rest. After Polar alignment, Part I will end. Part II picks up with Stellarium, plate solving and a bit on PHD 2 guiding and Astrophotography Tool (APT) while running the photo sequence for Hydrogen Alpha and Oxygen. As I run through the sequence I provide some insight on reviewing focus with several software tools including those embedded in APT and using Deep Sky Stacker. Setup: Astronomy equipment and software used includes: 1) Celestron Edge HD Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope 2) Skywatcher EQ6R Pro telescope mount 3) ZWO ASI 174 Mini Mono Guide Camera 4) Celestron Off Axis Guider 5) QHY Polemaster Polar Alignment camera 6) Primaluce Labs Essato 2" Microfocuser 7) ZWO ASI 1600 Mono CMOS Camera 8) ZWO Filter Wheel 9) ZWO Hydrogen Alpha, Oxygen III and Sulphur II Narrowband Filters Software: 1) Astrophotography Tool (APT) 2) PHD II Guiding software 3) Stellarium 4) Deep Sky Stacker 5) All Sky Platesolver 6) Point Craft - Within APT 7) Photoshop 8) Lightroom 9) QHY Polar Alignment Clear Skys! John https://Pixelsight.org