The Norma Nebula NGC6188 and NGC6164-5

[PhotonCollector]

Here's a recent image of NGC 6188 and NGC 6164-5

A better look at the image here
http://www.skylab.com.au/pmsa/ngc6188b.html (http://www.skylab.com.au/pmsa/ngc6188b.html)

Telescope: William Optics 110mm f/4.7 APO Refractor telescope on observatory mounted Losmandy G-11 equatorial mount with Gemini 4.

Guiding: Autoguided with SBIG 402 on Orion ST-80 f/5 guidescope with CCDOps.

Camera: Central DS Cooled Canon EOS 350D Digital ( Houghys Camera ).

Exposures: 8 x 8-minute exposures @ ISO 800.

Total Exposure time: 64-minutes.

Filter/equipment: Astronomik 2" CLS filter,
WO 0.8x Field reducer/corrector Mk III.

Processing: Darks, bias and flat-fielded with ImagesPlus, post processing in Photoshop.

Notes: Focused with DSLR Focus.

[jase]

Nice image Paul. A great display of the nebulosity. I find it interesting how the DSLR doesn't pick up the subtle blue hues around this nebulosity. The target isn't very red, but a red oxide tone. I recently targeted NGC6164-5, haven't had time to process it. Thanks for sharing - well done.

[leon]

Have to agree,,very nice image indeed,

leon

[Ric]

Lovely looking image Paul, a very sharp and detailed capture.

Cheers

[seeker372011]

really nice image-would have thought this too low to target

[glenc]

Thanks Paul, I like that image. Today's APOD covers the same objects.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/