NGC4945 Galaxy with DSI II

[EzyStyles]

Hi Guys,

Here's NGC4945 consist of 11 x 84 second exposure stacked. I took this last week sometime and today had abit of time to process it. Stacked in Registax and processed in photoshop cs2.

Cheers.

[EzyStyles]

here's a slightly better processed one.

[Lester]

Hi Eric,

Very nice, and the star shape is very good. Have you recollimated recently, because it is a nice improvement on some of the others? Or is it that this image is not enlarged as much as some of your other shots? Confused me for a while with the 2 images until I worked out that one has been rotated 180 degrees to the other.

Well done.

[OneOfOne]

He must have put the negative around the wrong way!

[alandee]

Lester is right, your images with the new setup just keep going from strength to strength, keep it up mate, look forward to the next installment !
I love some of the detail in this one.

[seeker372011]

Eric, I know you tried with and without IR filter on your DSI but have you seen if the IR filter helps or hinders with the DSI II?

reason I ask is because I have an Orion Starshoot and without the IR filter-unless I have an OIII or H alpha filter in place -it just doesnt seem to work....(of course I image with refractors )
Narayan

[EzyStyles]

Cheers guys. I flip the image 180 degrees. Just like how the clouds from the galaxy on the bottom :)

Ive tired using the IR Filter on the DSI II. really distorts the image colour especially keyhole as it turned out green. Although I haven't tired with the IR Filter + the UHC-S yet. might give that combination a go. cheers seeker.

[Striker]

Another great effort Eric.

I took some shots of this target 2 weeks ago...only a few and now I cant find them...I think I delited them...lol