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My God, Che! That is a gorgeous image. M16 is one of the objects I aspire to get, but is usually so low in elevation. I image at about 42 degrees N in lousy seeing northeast skies. But I will persist!
Michael

I really needed a workable sequence rather than stumbling at random. Once again, you have my gratitude.
Michael

sized_M27_10 x 180s @1600 iso.jpg [img][img][/img][/img]Dear Cheman, I cannot begin to thank you for the time and effort you put in. I will reprocess the original .fts file using your "formula" so I can get used to a workflow. Of course, details will change with different images. BTW, is there a wa...

Here is a link to an image of M27 shot two weeks ago. Please forgive the poor centering as I prioritized centering a guide star without rechecking the main image. C11 HD Edge @f10 CGEM Canon 6D; 10 x 180s @iso 1600 (only 10 subs before the mount hit the RA limit) Captured in BYEOS; Guided in PHD2 wi...

I will follow your advice and thanks for the continued support. Michael

Hi
Rowland,
Let me provide a link to a single raw light: https://www.dropbox.com/s/51k6jpi50fxl3 ... s.CR2?dl=0

Here is the link to the dark raw file. I hope this helps the analysis.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/i8zpqt4awp569 ... s.CR2?dl=0

Hi Rowland,
I can only post a resized individual dark frame (120s @iso1600). Unfortunately, I wasn't able to shoot any flats and I usually don't shoot bias either. I hope this helps a bit. Many thanks for your help.
Michael

I doubt it because my rig is under a dome in my observatory, but I wasn't looking for any moisture. What intrigues me (okay, annoys me) is that I might not have the best settings in DSS. Can someone chime in, please?
Michael

Capture and focus was done with BYEOS using the lowest FWHM (Full Width Half Maximum) value I can get.
Michael