Friday, January 24, 2025

What a difference three years can make!

 














The above is the result of 3 hours of imaging on January 24, 2025 of "Thor's Helmet" nebula (aka NGC 2359) with the ZW0 585MC pro camera, post processed with SIRIL and GIMP. 

Compare it to this one below which I took three years ago on January 24, 2022.:


















You can see what a little more experience in imaging and processing with a better camera can do!

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