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the rosette nebula with a new camera
the camera i use for astrophotography finally died (an old sony a6000)
i managed to get a sony a6300 that is astronomy modified.
basicaly this means that teh filter that modern camera have to block infrared and deep red light has been removed. nebulas tend to give of most o ftheir light in the frequencies that are blocked so removing it let a lot more light in
the first shot is with the old camera the second one with the new one. (I know they are flipped,thats just due to when they were shot)
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