If only I could have taken a pic this well when the supernova was in it. NGC1365, a galaxy 56 million light years away. Must be a big sucker to show up this well at that distance.
This is a work in progress, I've been nibbling away at it for 4 nights. Stars are probably a bit blobby as I've been learning to guide with PHD on it, and at first the PHD graph was pretty bad.
Just 2 minutes short of 6 hours of data. It's very noisy so I reckon it needs another 6 hours at least. 25 hours would be better but I don't have that sort of patience! I get bored with one object over that period lol. Not to mention the clouds... Amazing how many little galaxies pop up in the field with longer times.
Skywatcher ED100 at F9, Pentax K-5. The first session used 1 minute subs, the middle 5 minutes and the last session I got 10 minute subs easy. PHD guiding with a 68mm guidescope and a frame integration video camera. Seems to be a good guiding combo now that I've sorted out the autoguiding bugs.
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