NGC1763Fin
Next to the Tarantula Nebula complex this is probably the most beautiful nebula observable in the LMC. 80mm Meade series 5 refractor and Orion DSI.V2 one shot color camera 10x 5 minutes through Zwo Dualband Filter
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Helix is rising at 8pm and goes right through the Zenith and remains a good target from Dusk to dawn
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"Very impressive, never thought that you could get that much detail and focus with a dslr and then using registax like a top model planetary camera!"
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"It sounds like we think somewhat alike that way; I hate to take time away from imaging DSOs when the skies are good - I wait for unfavorable phases of the Moon for my planetary work. Wishing you Clear Skies and a good shot of Mars!"
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"Hi Jeff, It wasn't so much a seeing issue, the problem was the Haze and humidity, the planets had huge halos and shining through a thin cloud layer there was very little contrast on the planetary disks. When I took this photo in the outback 5…"
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"That’s some really good work. In hindsight, I’m sure you’re quite familiar with the principles of “seeing”!"
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The large Magellanic Cloud is back for us here in the So Hemisphere. This is a one off without stacking or much processing. I did blend in a previous photo taken with an 80mm of the Tarantula (Upper center); other than that I just reduced saturation…
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- To avoid Spam and Bots, to join we simply ask you to describe your primary telescope setup.
- Meade 8 LX 5 & 10 inch LX 50 deforked and now on Synta NEQ 6 Mount
Meade Series 5000 Refractor 80 mm Triplet and Xplore Scientific 127mm Triplet Carbon Fibre Refractor on EQ 5 Mount
- How many planets are there in our solar system?
- between 8 -9 depending how you want to handle the Pluto controversy
- How did you hear about us?
- Just browsing Astro pages on the Internet and likded what I saw
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- At 9:47pm on July 5, 2012,
Trevor Woodrow said…
Welcome to Astrogab Hans!
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