Hi!
I'm imaging VdB 158 tonight. The moon is 74% full and is at a distance of a little over 112 degrees from the object.
I plan on imaging in RGB, foregoing L due to moonlight. This is under a Bortle 1 sky and should be very clear all night.
Is a 180" subframe exposure optimal, or should I go to 90"?
If I go to 90 seconds, then I have to use another set of 90" darks. How will WBPP know which darks go with which lights? I usually have all my darks in one folder but in this case the other 3 nights I've been imaging this object I've been using 180 second subs.
Thanks!
Jerry
I'm imaging VdB 158 tonight. The moon is 74% full and is at a distance of a little over 112 degrees from the object.
I plan on imaging in RGB, foregoing L due to moonlight. This is under a Bortle 1 sky and should be very clear all night.
Is a 180" subframe exposure optimal, or should I go to 90"?
If I go to 90 seconds, then I have to use another set of 90" darks. How will WBPP know which darks go with which lights? I usually have all my darks in one folder but in this case the other 3 nights I've been imaging this object I've been using 180 second subs.
Thanks!
Jerry
