This is an image of the eastern part of the veil nebula in Cygnus, only gets to 23 deg above the horizon from my latitude.
While processing to find the best orientation for this image I noticed it looks like a Mandrill's head.
What do you think
8" F/4 astrograph HEQ pro 5 mount. Orion mini guider.
Unmodded canon 1100D, baader type III coma corrector.
15 x 5 minute subs, ISO 1600 and 11 x 2 minute ISO 800. Stacked in DSS, processed in PS7.
Really nice image Justin, great detail and lovely colours.
This one has been on my list of images to do for a while now, will have to get in and make it happen. I Use a similar scope and the same camera as you so I now know what the FOV will be. Thanks mate.
Incidentally I can see the Mandril and the fox. Amazing what the human brain can do with a little tilting of the head and a bit of imagination.
Disagree - I always reckon that section looks like a Xenomorph skull
Thought that too,the "Alien Nebula" may be a little generic though.
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Originally Posted by RickS
I thought we'd already done the pareidolia thread? But now that you mention the resemblance, Justin
Thanks Rick!
Had to look up "pareidolia"
That's me though
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Originally Posted by Rex
Really nice image Justin, great detail and lovely colours.
This one has been on my list of images to do for a while now, will have to get in and make it happen. I Use a similar scope and the same camera as you so I now know what the FOV will be. Thanks mate.
Incidentally I can see the Mandril and the fox. Amazing what the human brain can do with a little tilting of the head and a bit of imagination.
Thanks Rex!
Looking forward to your image, great having fellow DSLR eers