some very deep Hydrogen Alpha images

[tornado33]

I got out the 6 inch Meade "Cometracker" schmidt Newtonian and did some Ha imaging seeing the moon was present. I went quite deep, going 20 mins each exposure.
first one is RCW75, just east of Crux, 3x 20 mins (1 hour total time)
2nd is ngc 6537 2x 20 mins
3rd one is the Lagoon, only round 700 seconds before high cloud forced me to cut short the exposure.
4th (actually taken before the Lagoon shot) is NGC 6188 in Norma

All shots with baader 7 Nm Ha filter, and MPCC coma corrector, with modded 350D camera
Scott

[ballaratdragons]

WOW! Scott, you have excelled again!!!

They are terrific. The detail in all of them is truly amazing.

[iceman]

Wow, they are absolutely stunning. I'd love to see those combined with some RGB data.

Congrats Scott, just great images.

[avandonk]

Just after I decided I did not 'need' a H alpha filter you do this. Very nice images. And yes still ghostly!

Bert

[Striker]

Nice work again Scott....My pic is NGC 6188 but their all nice.

[EzyStyles]

beautiful work scott. plenty of h alphas.

[tornado33]

Thanks all. Looks like the clouds going to put paid to imaging now for a few days, will probably clear just in time for full moon, still, will see how the Ha filter handles a full moonlit sky.
Scott