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[LKD]

Thanks to Peter Ward's excellent customer service ( he promptly sorted out a filter wheel issue), I was able to image on one of the few clear nights we have had recently. 18 x 600s subs FSQ104 with QHY600M. Astrobin link www.astrobin.com/u9n717

[Mickoid]

Great work Luke, the Astrobin hi-res is a gem to look at. Not sure why this one slipped through without a reply for over 4 weeks, especially when I've not come across one showing so much Ha in this area before. I guess it wasn't colourful enough! :lol: Thanks for sharing your work, this is a good example of why 4inch Takahashi scopes cost so much!

[Hans Tucker]

Ditto ... oozes Wow factor.

[Dave882]

Wow there’s a lot of detail in that!. Absolutely huge!!

[Peter Ward]

Wow. Seriously epic.

BTW I've heard of an FSQ106....but never a FSQ104. :question:

[Ken]

Hi Luke amazing image so much Ha, good to know you are still imaging you visited my observatory outside singo about a thousand years ago with a new high tech st4 camera those were the days. Anyway good to see you still doing top shelf images.
Clear skies Ken.

[JA]

Well done Luke. There's much to enjoy in your image :thumbsup:

Best
JA

[LKD]

Thanks for the positive feedback guys. Also thanks Peter for pointing out my typo in the FSQ data.

I have posted a starless version which I like alot. You will notice a slight cropping issue though.

https://www.astrobin.com/ld9df6/

[Peter Ward]

:lol: You had me wondering whether Taka had brought out a new 'scope! ....(I placed an order for an EDX4 last year, and thought it may have been superseded even before it arrives later this year....crazy delivery times BTW )

[gregbradley]

That is an amazing image. So deep.

Greg.

[Bassnut]

Thats exceptional, well done!. Im amazed by the difference in quality between the IIS attachment and the astrobin version, lesson in there somewhere. IIS should up the attachment size at a guess.

[telecasterguru]

Lovely indeed.