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NGC 7380 Wizard HOO
Posted: Jan 29th, 2026
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Telescope/Lens:
Askar 71F
Camera:
ZWO ASI533MC Pro
Mount:
JUWEI 14
Guide Scope:
Askar 32 f4
Guide Camera:
ZWO ASI120MM Mini
Software:
Siril, GraXpert, Lightroom, StarNet++
Accessories:
CAA, EAF, EFW, ASIAIR MINI, Askar Reducer x 0.75, Gemini PowerBox
Exposure:
42 x 300" ISO/Gain: 100
- Optolong L-eXtreme
Orange, Bortle 6
zone
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Samara, Russia
Jan 16th, 2026
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NGC 7380 WIZARD HOO Telescope/Lens: Askar 71F Camera: ZWO ASI533MC Pro Mount: JUWEI 14 Guide Scope: Askar 32 f4 Guide Camera: ZWO ASI120MM Mini Software: Siril, GraXpert, Lightroom, StarNet++ Accessories: CAA, EAF, EFW, ASIAIR MINI, Askar Reducer x 0.75, Gemini PowerBox Samara, Russia Light Pollution: Orange, Bortle 6 zone Exposure: 42 x 300" ISO/Gain: 100 - Optolong L-eXtreme Original size: https://deepskyhosting.com/29772IU Author: poppy8micro
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Thank you for sharing your photos - this is exactly what this project is all about! :-)
No pixel math, no obscure veralux... Just sliders, curves, and histograms. And step-by-step noise reduction.
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NGC 7380 Wizard HOO
29 Jan, 2026
3 h 30 m
No pixel math, no obscure veralux... Just sliders, curves, and histograms. And step-by-step noise reduction.
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4 h 10 m
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Poppy8micro
No pixel math, no obscure veralux... Just sliders, curves, and histograms. And step-by-step noise reduction.
29 Jan, 2026
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Vladimir
Great! To my untrained eye, it's much better than the previous version, only the stars look very oversaturated in that turquoise color. Maybe tone them down just a little.
29 Jan, 2026
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Poppy8micro
Replied to Vladimir
It would be better to photograph them separately altogether, before I figure out how to work with these better.
29 Jan, 2026
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Vladimir
Replied to Poppy8micro
RGB stars are really cool. And these, I think, can be isolated with a mask (for example, a color mask) and their saturation can be reduced.
29 Jan, 2026
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