Milky way remnant

[Vasya Pupkin (Pupkin)]

Since I got my new DLSR, I have been trying wide-field photos. Unfortunately, I live in a large city, so the light pollution is awful. But after processing photos in Photoshop, I managed to found on them remnant of the Milky Way.
http://www.astrobin.com/28849/
Black spot is a speck on the CMOS.
Canon EOS 1100D,18mm
30*10sec,ISO1600.
Processing: Photoshop, DSS.

[Mark_Heli (Mark)]

It's great that you managed to capture the Andromeda Galaxy

Cheers,
Mark

[smader (Stacy)]

Great job.

You can buy an UHC Astronimik EOS filter which blocks out artificial light from 380-460nm and 540-640nm. They clip into for EOS camera and could help...

Here is an image I took with just my Canon 1100D (unmodded). I didn't need the filter though as I was in a rather dark site in the country...

5x3s @ 800 ISO
3x3s @ 1600 ISO
3x3s @ 3200 ISO
3x3s @ 6400 ISO

Captured with BackyardEOS and processed with Nebulosity3.

[Vasya Pupkin (Pupkin)]

Thanks for answers.
Could anybody post images of summer Milky Way (Canis Major and so on...). Light pollution on the image will be welcomed. I would like to compare the visibility of far from the core places of Milky Way.