Ngc300

[Bart]

Hello IIS'ers.

I have ummmed and arrred about posting this image. For the data I have I don't think it is that great and I have some issues with the camera and calibration frames.

So here it is, NGC300, details with image.

https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/170041492

Use the size buttons for larger view.

Cheers and clears.

[strongmanmike]

Worth posting, looks pretty good :thumbsup: The colours do look a little skewed I guess?..bit of magenta (I have been known to bias magenta too :whistle:) ..maybe play with that?..:confuse3:

Mike

[Placidus]

Lovely.

The distant galaxy cluster at 1 o'clock and the famous chain toward 2 o'clock justify the wider field.

[strongmanmike]

Yeah I agree :thumbsup:

Mike

[Bart]

Thanks Mike and Trish. The background cruise is probably the best part of it. :thumbsup:


Hi Mike, I said it was a shocker! :lol:

[Andy01]

Hi Bart,
Keep going on this one :thumbsup::thumbsup: it’s a good start & some more solid data is needed. :)
I did 30+ hrs on this thing from several dark sites and it still wanted more!
It’s a really dim, low surface brightness target, but beautiful if you persist.
Cheers
Andy

[Bart]

Thanks Andy. I may have a fix for my camera so interested to get more, waiting on the weather to co-operate.

[multiweb]

Missed that one. Beaute shot. The fov looks great and I really like the colors too. Top shelf. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[Bart]

Hi Marc. Thanks for dropping in for a look and I appreciate your comments. I am trying to collect more data although I'm not sure how it will go, Ive found another galaxy that will look good in a 5 inch refractor.

[Paul Haese]

Hi Gray, how did you go with the oscilloscope? I can see those streaks you were talking about. Was Blair able to help?

[Bart]

Hi Paul, I called him and left a message last night. I'm sure we can sort it over the next week or two. Thanks.