NGC 6744 really faint from my location

[diegocolonnello (Diego)]

https://astrob.in/aigxxi/0/

NGC 6744
Technical card
Imaging telescope or lens:Sidereal Trading ST/250 Carbon Newt

Imaging camera:ZWO ASI1600MM-PRO

Guiding telescope or lens:Sidereal Trading ST/250 Carbon Newt

Guiding camera:QHY5L-II

Software:Starkeeper.it VOYAGER

Filters:ZWO GREEN, ZWO BLUE, ZWO RED, ZWO LUM

Accessories:Roll off Obsy Canon Payne Observatory, QHYCCD Polemaster

Resolution: 4474x3138

Dates:Sept. 3, 2019

Frames:
ZWO BLUE: 43x90" bin 1x1
ZWO GREEN: 43x90" bin 1x1
ZWO LUM: 43x90" bin 1x1
ZWO RED: 43x90" bin 1x1

Integration: 4.3 hours

Avg. Moon age: 4.65 days

Avg. Moon phase: 22.57%

Astrometry.net job: None

Data source: Backyard

[alpal]

Nice pic Diego,
you're saying that you got this mag 9 target
from the suburbs of Melbourne?


cheers
Allan

[multiweb (Marc)]

It is pretty faint yeah. Really nice rendition.

[diegocolonnello (Diego)]

Originally Posted by alpal

Nice pic Diego,
you're saying that you got this mag 9 target
from the suburbs of Melbourne?


cheers
Allan

Yes Mate, i did, not easy, every sub hardly shows signs of a galaxy there...

Originally Posted by multiweb

It is pretty faint yeah. Really nice rendition.

Thanks Mate

[Paul Haese]

This object is even hard from a dark sky location, let alone from a light polluted site. Well done. The back ground has a lot of blue blotches that would be removed with a desaturate mask. Detail is very good though.

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

That's amazing for only 4 hours in the burbs! I must try this...

[alpal]

Originally Posted by diegocolonnello

Yes Mate, i did, not easy, every sub hardly shows signs of a galaxy there...

Hi Diego,
that's almost a miracle.
I tried a long time ago for a mag 9 target- NGC300 from Melbourne &
even with an Astronomik 2" CLS-CCD anti-light pollution filter in front of all the 2" filters
I barely got anything and it's a 250mm or 10" f4 scope.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/247194...in/photostream

You did well.
cheers
Allan