I think I'll be looking back at the imaging this year as a number of starts, but no satisfactory finishes - everything has been gathering some data but not enough for the results I would like.
And this M33 continues in that vein.
Two nights of data in October and I was not able to get anything else after that. Besides the weather, etc, it's not exactly an object that is easy to image from here, getting to an approx max of about 30 degrees above the northern horizon (from memory).
All subs at 300 sec, -15C.
L: 22
R: 20
G: 19
B: 18
About 6.5hrs total. To pick up more of the fainter data in the extremities I was thinking I would need about 3 times that amount at least.
Larger pic:
https://youpic.com/image/16233161/m3...-by-chris-ryan
I tried to use the PhotometricColorCalibration on this, but no matter what I tried I could not get it to work (plate solve problems), so you get the manual "she'll-be-right" colour stretch version here.
Feedback, etc as usual, welcome.