cazza132
08-05-2014, 05:08 AM
A wide diffuse nebula in the southern sky spanning 30 odd degrees across the sky.
6D, 35mm f1.4 Siggy at f2.8, (4x240s, 4x90s, 4x30s), ISO1600, CLS-CCD clip in filter, Astrotrac
mithrandir
08-05-2014, 07:14 PM
It's about 47x48 deg centered on 08:11:34.699 -39:53:04.234
The star closest to centre is Naos (Zeta Puppis). It contains all of Puppis, Pyxiz, and Vela; and parts of Carina, Columba, Canis Major and Pictor.
[edit]astrometry,net says all the following DSOs are in the field: NGC2152, NGC2191, NGC2205, NGC2206, NGC2221, NGC2222, NGC2217, NGC2223, NGC2227, NGC2243, NGC2272, NGC2297, NGC2280, NGC2287/M41, NGC2298, NGC2310, IC456, NGC2325, NGC2354, NGC2369, NGC2362, NGC2381, NGC2367, NGC2383, NGC2384, IC2200, NGC2417, NGC2421, NGC2427, NGC2439, NGC2432, NGC2440, NGC2447/M93, NGC2451, NGC2452, NGC2453, NGC2455, NGC2477, NGC2467, NGC2482, NGC2479, NGC2483, NGC2502, NGC2489, NGC2516, NGC2509, NGC2527, NGC2533, NGC2547, NGC2546, IC500, NGC2559, NGC2567, NGC2566, IC2311, NGC2571, NGC2579, NGC2580, NGC2588, NGC2587, IC2367, NGC2610, NGC2613, NGC2626, NGC2627, NGC2640, NGC2635, IC2391, IC2395, NGC2660, NGC2659, NGC2658, NGC2669, NGC2670, NGC2671, IC2437, NGC2763, NGC2781, NGC2784, NGC2818, NGC2811, NGC2815, NGC2835, NGC2837, NGC2847, NGC2848, IC2469, NGC2865, NGC2888, NGC2899, IC2488, NGC2910, NGC2925, NGC2935, NGC2972, IC2507, NGC2997, NGC3001, IC2510, NGC3033, IC2511, IC2512, IC2513, IC2514, NGC3038, NGC3056, IC2522, IC2523, IC2526, NGC3087, NGC3095, IC2532, IC2533, NGC3100, NGC3105, IC2534, IC2536, IC2538, NGC3132/"Eight-burst planetary", IC2548, IC2552, NGC3201, NGC3228, NGC3244, NGC3256, NGC3261, NGC3262, NGC3263, IC2592
cazza132
09-05-2014, 06:20 PM
Thank you for the feedback all. Might try out the Astronomic clip in Ha filter in the 6D and try for more red nebula details next time I'm out. Weather is getting cooler, and have already noticed a significant drop in dark current noise, so keen to give it a go.
andyc
13-05-2014, 12:30 AM
That's brilliant! I can't really recall seeing the Gum Nebula look so much like a bubble of supernova remnant, feels very three dimensional on a massive scale. Very nicely captured indeed, might well be worth a punt at APOD. :thumbsup:
cazza132
13-05-2014, 12:11 PM
Thanks Andy, Nicola and Octane. Nicola, a Sigma 35mm f1.4 Art was used at f2.8. 4x240s, 4x90s, 4x30s exposures at ISO1600. No darks or flats. An Astronomic CLS-CCD clip in filter (XL-Clip system for full frame cams) was also used.
marco
13-05-2014, 02:51 PM
What a lovely image Troy! There are not so many shots around showing the full extend of the GUM nebular complex and this is one of the most beautiful I have seen :thumbsup:
Clear skies
Marco
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