![Ich habe jemanden gesehen, der meinen letzten 400 -Megapixel Andromeda -Schuss gepostet hat, aber es war super komprimiert und heruntergezogen. Hier ist eine Ernte aus der vollen Auflösung, damit Sie die Qualität sehen können! Ich werde auch weitere Details in den Kommentaren hinzufügen. [OC]](https://www.bytesde.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/qtz3c2tgfyke1-1024x909.jpeg "Ich habe jemanden gesehen, der meinen letzten 400 -Megapixel Andromeda -Schuss gepostet hat, aber es war super komprimiert und heruntergezogen. Hier ist eine Ernte aus der vollen Auflösung, damit Sie die Qualität sehen können! Ich werde auch weitere Details in den Kommentaren hinzufügen. [OC]")
Ich habe jemanden gesehen, der meinen letzten 400 -Megapixel Andromeda -Schuss gepostet hat, aber es war super komprimiert und heruntergezogen. Hier ist eine Ernte aus der vollen Auflösung, damit Sie die Qualität sehen können! Ich werde auch weitere Details in den Kommentaren hinzufügen. [OC]
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For some more information, this was captured as a 15-panel mosaic captured using two 12” telescopes, one was an RC working out of the dark skies in central Texas, the other was a Newtonian in my backyard. Between the two telescopes I collected thousands of photos totaling about 200 hours of exposure time, which had to be calibrated, aligned, stacked, normalized, color balanced, and stitched. This was by far my most difficult shot I’ve ever done, in terms of the sheer amount of time spent working on it.
You can see the full sized image (and the monster 75” print with a human for scale) on my Instagram [here](https://www.instagram.com/cosmic_background?igsh=MXBhZHIyeGdmcXRrYQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr)
That is a beautiful picture. Well done and post more when you can.
Too bad we will all be long gone when she gets here.
Remarkable image! Also, what kind of difference does light interference make? Like if you took this in BFE Alaska vs 20 miles outside the city?
Such a beautiful shot. Will make for an interesting night sky in a few billion years.
What causes all that brightness in the upper left? Just a lot of stars emitting light?
this is absolutely incredible. looks like something out of hubble. how were you able to avoid atmospheric distortion and limits of smaller telescopes?
Love your work!!! Can only imagine the patience and dedication you have creating these incredible images
Did you realize you caught something super bright at what is seemingly the central Blackhole region of this galaxy? Might be some interest around that, not sure.
Nice work indeed! Can you please elaborate more on the process you used to create the mosaic? Like what settings, filters, exposure time per image and software used.
Exceptional work, from one astrophotographer to another.
very nice. gorgeous detail. wouldn’t it be nice to have a shot of our galaxy like this?