Originally posted by cl333r
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There is no probably, the Hubble takes multiple black and white photos between various UV and IR wavelengths, stacks them, and then gets false colorization in post processing...with upwards of 1 million seconds of exposure times if you add all the stacks together. I'm not really sure how the astro-scientists view and manipulate the individual shots or do post processing. I'm just getting into that hobby, myself -- like, still buying gear getting into it -- currently debating between an electronic focuser and a focal reducer for my C8 SCT.
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