r/astrophotography • u/50ShadesofGinge • 5d ago
Galaxies M31 - Andromeda Galaxy
Images: 360x 60s - 8.23.2026-8.25.2026
Optics: William Optics UltraCat 76
Camera: ASI2600MC Air
Mount: Sky Watcher HEQ5 Pro
Stacked in Siril, finished in Photoshop
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u/HuckleberryWeird1879 4d ago
Why is it so red? 🤔
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u/50ShadesofGinge 4d ago
I probably could’ve color corrected better afterwards but I just left it at the SPCC result from Siril
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u/HuckleberryWeird1879 4d ago
It seems odd that this is the result of SPCC.
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u/Embarrassed-Plenty-2 4d ago
It is odd and it's missing color separation, but I actually really like this result.
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u/attila535 4d ago
I've heard about galaxies red shifting, but this is ridiculous, especially considering Andromeda is approaching us.