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Hi all, here is one from last night. I was on a bit of a planetary nebula hunt hunt but conditions were probably not the best but as I haven't had a chance for over a week to get out the dew and jetstream were not going to stop me.
This is PN NGC6337 mag 12.3 in Scorpio.
It is described by Dreyer as a remarkable but extremeley faint object amongst stars.
This image was a combination of 50 images in Ha @ 21.2 seconds each
while battling some heavy dew on the corrector.
Cheers
Garyh
18-08-2007, 06:31 PM
you have done well there Ric! :thumbsup:
Really stands out like a little smoke ring!
what size is the PN?
cheers Gary
I agree.
That looks so cool Ric, well done.
Just like a little smoke ring indeed !
I wonder how it would look visually through a monster dob ?
:eyepop:
Good image on this fine target Ric. Pleased to see your Ha imaging improving. No flats or darks yet? (there appears to be a dust donut top left of PN). Looking forward to seeing more of your work.:thumbsup:
Hi all and thankyou for your comments.
Gary, Star Atlas Pro list it's size as 0.80"
Andrew, I think it would be a show stopper seeing it through an Obsession dob or similar.
Jase, I had applied darks but there was no flats. Flats are now the next step of my learning curve to kill off those dust bunnies. I am a lot happier with my imaging/focussing techniques now, thanks for your advice and tips in previous threads.
Cheers
glenc
19-08-2007, 08:35 AM
I think the size is 51" or 0.85'.
Thanks Glen, the old eyeballs got a bit fuzzy on the fine print of the chart :)
Tamtarn
19-08-2007, 10:49 AM
Like it Ric
Nice sharp detail considering the size and mag of this PN :thumbsup:
Must check it out in the Dob :)
Dr Nick
23-08-2007, 05:13 PM
Well done! ;)
Thanks Barb, Dave & Nick
Cheers
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