Photo Comparison Vaonis Vespera Pro versus Vaonis Vespera

Introduction | Photos: Comparison of the Vaonis Vespera with the Vaonis Vespera | Links

On this page, I present photos of the same DSOs, which I took with my Vaonis Vespera Pro and my Vaonis Vespera*.

*) Note: In June 2024, I sold my Vaonis Vespera. I therefore cannot add further Vespera photos to this page.

 

Introduction

Please note that comparing the images of the two Vesperas is difficult because the sensors of both telescopes have very different image formats and pixel numbers:

Also note that Vespera/Vespera Pro photos are typically a little bit smaller than the sensor format. Last, but not least, many of the photos are mosaics which can have arbitrary image formats.

After all, the photos are not always comparable because they are sections or the photos were taken with one of the telescopes with a filter.

 

Photos: Comparison of the Vaonis Vespera Pro with the Vaonis Vespera

Vaonis Vespera Pro

    

Vaonis Vespera

 

M 3, Jun 7, 2024 - 1800 (120 frames = 20 min), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 3, Jul 31, 2022 - original (29 frames = 290s)

 

M 5, Jun 7, 2024 - 1800p (124 frames = 20min), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 5, Jul 31, 2022 - original (29 frames = 290s)

 

M 10, Jul 4, 2024 - 1800p (90 frames = 900 s), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 10, Jul 30, 2022 - original (30 frames = 300s)

 

M 11, Jun 28, 2024 - 1800 (60 frames = 600s), 1:1 section

 

M 11, Oct 5, 2022 - original (30 frames = 300 seconds)

 

M 12, Jul 4, 2024 - 1800p (90 frames = 900s), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 12, Jul 30, 2022 - original (30 frames = 300s)

 

M 13 & NGC 6207 (left), Jun 4, 2024 - 1800p (90 Frames = 900s), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 13, Aug 25, 2022 - original (90 frames = 900 seconds)

 

M 14, Jun 28, 2024 - 1800 (90 frames = 900s), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 14, Nov 10, 2022 - original (105 frames = 1050 seconds)

 

M 16, Jun 28, 2024 - 1800 (89 frames = 890s), 11:1 section, processed (PSE) and denoised (DN)

 

M 16, Nov 1, 2022 - large (180 frames = 1800s), processed

 

M 17, Jun 28, 2024 - 1800 (93 frames = 930s), 1:1 section, processed (PSE)

 

M 17, Aug 16, 2022 - original (92 frames = 920 seconds)

 

M 27, Jun 25, 2024 - 1800 (120 frames = 1200s), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 27, Oct 22, 2022 - original (180 frames = 1800s)

 

M 31/32/110, Aug 24, 2024 - 2000 (181 frames = 1810s), processed (TIFF) and denoised (DN)

 

M 31/32/110, Oct 27, 2022 - original (290 frames = 2900s), mosaic, processed and cropped

 

M 51, May 25, 2024 - 1800p (490 frames = 4900s), section, processed (PSE)

 

M 51, 10.6.2023 - original (534 frames = 5340s)

 

M 56, Jul 8, 2024 - 1800p (90 frames = 900s), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 56 - original (17 frames = 170s)

 

M 57 - Jul 8, 2024, 1800p (60 frames = 600s), processed

 

M 57 - Jul 30, 2022, original (24 frames = 240s)

 

M 65 and M 66 with NGC 3628 (Leo Triplet), May 13, 2024 - mosaic, 3600s, 2000p

 

M 65 and M 66 with NGC 3628 (Leo Triplet), Jun 6, 2023 - mosaic, 2880s, large, processed

    

M 65 and M 66 with NGC 3628 (Leo Triplet) - May 13, 2024, section from mosaic, 3600s, 2000p

 

M 65 and M 66 with NGC 3628 (Leo Triplet) - June 6, 2023, HD section from mosaic, 2880s, 1920p

 

M 71, Jul 8, 2024 - 1800p (90 frames = 900s), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 71 - original (12 frames = 120 seconds)

 

M 81/82 & NGC 3077, May 10, 2024 - 2000p (360 frames = 3600s)

 

M 81/82, Aug 12, 2022 - original (60 frames = 600 seconds)

    

M 81/82 (section), May 10, 2024 - 2000p (360 frames = 3600s)

 

M 81/82, Aug 12, 2022 - original (60 frames = 600s)

 

M 92, Jun 4, 2024 - 1800p (90 Frames = 900s), 1:1 section, processed

 

M 92, Jul 29, 2022 - original (29 frames = 290s)

 

Markarian's Chain and more (M 84, M 86, M 87, M 88) - May 14, 2024, mosaic, 2580s, 2000p

 

Markarian's Chain (M 84, M 86, M 87) - May 18, 2023, mosaic, original

 

M 95, M 96, M 105, and more, May 10, 2024 - mosaic, processed, 2000p, 2940s

 

M 95, M 96, M 105, and more, May 31, 2023 - mosaic, processed, large, 2310s

 

M 101, June 7, 2024 - 1800p (180 Frames = 1800s), 1:1 section, processed and denoised

 

M 101, Jun 2, 2023 - original (186 frames = 1860 seconds); supernova SN 2023ixf marked (red dot)

 

M 106, May 22, 2024 - 2000p (180 frames = 1800s), additionally denoised (DN)

 

M 106 - Jun 7, 2023, NGC 4248, and NGC 4220 (right) marked, as well as NGC 4231 and NGC 4232 (at the bottom), 10800s, large

 

M 108 & M 97, May 25, 2024 - 2000p (150 frames = 1500s), processed

 

M 108 & M 97, Aug 28, 2022 - original (61 frames = 610s)

 

NGC 281, Aug 29, 2024 - 1800p (1215 frames = 12150s), Dual Band Filter, section, processed, denoised (DN)

 

NGC 281, Jan 10, 2024 - large (204 frames = 2040 seconds), small mosaic, Dual Band Filter, photo left processed

 

NGC 6888, Aug 8, 2024 - 1800 (219 frames = 2190s), section, processed

 

NGC 6888, Oct 17, 2022 - original (188 frames = 1880 seconds), processed

 

NGC 7023, Aug 28, 2024 - 1800p (621 frames = 1:45h), section, processed and denoised (DN)

 

NGC 7023, Aug 16, 2022 - 1000p (91 frames = 910s), section, processed and denoised (DN)

 

NGC 7380, Aug 29, 2024 - 1800p (484 frames = 4840s), Dual Band Filter, section, processed, denoised (DN)

 

NGC 7380, Oct 5, 2022 - large (155 frames = 1550 seconds), processed (PSE, DN)

 

NGC 7789, Aug 25, 2024 - 1800p (90 frames = 900s), section, processed

 

NGC 7789, Aug 12, 2022 - 1000p (24 frames = 240s), section

 

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