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Pazmino's Cluster - LDN 1382, Jack Groves
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Pazmino's Cluster - LDN 1382

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Pazmino's Cluster - LDN 1382

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I was hoping to capture a much deeper integration of this region but due to endless clouds and moonlight I was only able to gather a fraction of what I originally intended. 

I had never heard of or seen images of this area until I stumbled across it on Stellarium while trying to decide on my next project. When I started browsing other images I really liked the contrast between the dark nebulae and background emission.

Despite not being able to capture as much data as I would have wanted, this project was the first time I was able to take new calibration frames with my Primalucelab Giotto. I have generally found taking flats to be not particularly troublesome, but with my Newtonian I have found a lot of variability and had some inconsistent results. I decided to purchase a Giotto with wanting to ensure greater consistency of my calibration data, and having the ability to change both the flat brightness and duration automatically as needed. I am hoping to add the Alto motor soon too. Having the good quality calibration data meant I was able to stretch my data without introducing too much noise or artifacts.

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Pazmino's Cluster - LDN 1382, Jack Groves