I took this image last night. These two galaxies are dim, but the one on the right is even dimmer. It's so difficult to make out its arms. The moon was bright, and there were high clouds in the sky. It was a harder-than-usual session.
These two galaxies are about 150 million light-years away, which means the light I just captured came from them when dinosaurs lived on our planet.
I would appreciate your thoughts and recommendations, especially regarding my processing, what do you thing about the stars, background and the galaxy itself?— I am still a beginner.
Telescope: Omegon Ritchey-Chretien Pro RC 203/1624
Camera: ZWO ASI585MC Pro
Mount: Skywatcher EQ6-R Pro
Filters: SVbony UV IR Cut (1.25")
Location: Pezuela de las Torres, Madrid, Spain
Sky Quality: Bortle 4
Elevation: 855m
Total Integration: 5:10 hours (62x300)
Processing: PixInsight and Siril
Workflow:
\\\* AutoDBE
\\\* Photometric color calibration
\\\* BlurXterminator
\\\* Statistical stretch
\\\* Curves transformation
\\\* Histogram transformation
\\\* NoiseXterminator
\\\* Multiscale linear transform (noise reduction)