NGC 3576 complex

[Garyh]

Hi Folks,
Here is one of my latest images and a first for me!
Taken last friday night under good seeing and transparency.
Was going for a full 2 hours worth but unfortunately fog rolled in and ended the session early :(
I don`t know what all the NGC designations for these little nebs but is sure a interesting area to image! sure worth going deeper like Marcus image!
Ok image is 15 x 6 min at iso 800 with my 6" newt and modded 300D like usual. Stacked in DSS and finished in PS. PHD guided very well throughout the exposures and find it does a much better job after some more tweaking!
All comments are most welcome :thumbsup:
cheers Gary

[iceman]

Wow Gary, what a lovely rich area of nebulosity and beautiful colourful background stars.

Very well captured and processed.

What did you tweak in PHD?

[RB]

Excellent work Gary, love the loops and dark clouds inside.
Stars look pinpoint and shadows aren't clipped, well done.

So what did you tweak in PHD, which version are you using?

[h0ughy]

He will never give up thise secrets LOL!!

Lovely image Gary:thumbsup:

[marc4darkskies]

Very nicely done Gary! :thumbsup: You've also captured the colour difference with 3603 (on the left) - a much more distant object.

Next time I'll go the wider field and get 3603 as well.

Cheers, Marcus

[Garyh]

:lol: very funny Houghy, but thanks Houghy, Andrew and Mike for that..:thumbsup: oh and Marcus!
I changed the RA aggressiveness to I think its 70 and another setting as well...will have to have a look. I think its version 1.4 and using a GPUSB to guide port..I shall have a look at the other settings on the pc...
cheers Gary....:thumbsup:

[EzyStyles]

well done gazza! NGC3376 is beautiful well guided also. more people should give it a crack at it.

[Tamtarn]

Somehow missed this image Gary. Great capture well done.

[Garyh]

Thanks Eric and Barb and Dave! Most of the neb is very faint and not a real easy target but its well worth a go!
cheers and CS :thumbsup:

[Ric]

Well done Gary, I really enjoyed the nebulosity amongst the rich starfield.

Cheers