Ic-1275

[FOOTPRINT]

Hi All,
Saw some pix. of IC-1275 in "Astronomy" magazine a while back, so gave it a go, there are three objects in this area, IC-1274, IC-1275 and ngc-6559, just off M-8, and about the same distance (but at right angles) as M-20, These shots were taken using an ED-80 + F-6.3 focal reducer (to get the wide field) but I think that taking just this area at F-7.5 would have been a better way to go, has anyone else imaged these objects ???.

Pix. (ED80) 5 x 6 Min. at ISO-800, DF removed, guided with LX200-10"

cheers..........Jim

[strongmanmike]

Hi Jim

You image is very nice indeed :thumbsup:

I did this beautiful area with my 80ED and SXV-H9 last year actually

(Image is 450K)

http://www.pbase.com/strongmanmike2002/image/56493716/original

Mike

[EzyStyles]

great shot jim and mike. i also did the red chilli last month with the DSI II:

http://public.fotki.com/EzyStyles/meade_dsi_ii_images-1/nebulas/ngc_16x84b_final_tag.html

[[1ponders]]

Outstanding guys. :thumbsup: Definately a target to put in the astroplanner.

[RB]

Excellent guys.

:thumbsup:

[FOOTPRINT]

Hi All,
Thanks for the comments, and MIKE that is one nice picture, I assume it was taken with the ED80 at F-7.5, great guiding and fantastic resolution, a very interesting area, ill have another go when the moon goes over the hill later this weekend if the sky stays clear as it is at the moment.


regards................Jim

[strongmanmike]

Yes Jim that was the Orion 80ED at F7.5 using the SXV-H9 (9mm X 6.7mm chip) and True Technology filter wheel

Never have tried the Meade reducer on it but then I only have the F3.3 any way and I am sure it wouldn't work well with the 80ED..?

Mike