Oh no! Not another NGC 253.

[sjastro]

This is the first time I have imaged this object.

LRGB exposure 90m L, 50m R, 50m G, 50m B ST-10XME, BRC-250.

http://users.westconnect.com.au/~sjastro/ngc253c.html

Hope you like it.

Regards

Steven

[Matty P]

Excellent image Steven. :)

Natural colours and heaps of detail.

Very well done. :thumbsup:

[Liz]

Gorgeous :thumbsup:

[marc4darkskies]

That's a ripper Steven! Nice job! :thumbsup::thumbsup: Lots of detail, smooth and very natural colours.

Cheers,
Marcus

[h0ughy]

for some reason I cannot get access to the site (while I am at work) any way you can post a pic on the thread steven?

[Peter Ward]

Steve,

Nicely handled. It has a very natural look...and the resolution is excellent.

:thumbsup:

Peter

[Hagar]

Very nice image Steve. Funny how you get used to looking a t a target a certain way. To me the galaxy looks upside down.

[sjastro]

Here we go David.

Regards

Steven

[peeb61]

Very nice indeed Steven...ooh how much do I dream now?

Paul

[sjastro]

Thanks to Doug, Peter, Marcus, Liz, and Matt for your comments.

Weather in Victoria has been absolutely atrocious for imaging in the last couple of months. Last night apart from being cloudless for a long time, was also good for seeing conditions.

Regards

Steven

[h0ughy]

thanks - looks brilliant:thumbsup::thumbsup: - though one side of the image is a yellowgreen and the other is not. Is this the effect of light pollution source on that side?

[Ric]

A fine image Steven, very nicely done.

[Alchemy]

nice steven, the dusty areas have a totally different look if you rotate the pic 180 deg , one of those strange optical illusions. i think yours gives it the right look though.:thumbsup:

[multiweb]

Very cool :thumbsup: Loads of details in the core and the dust lanes. You can even see little pinkish nebulaes in there.

[Jen]

:thumbsup: very nice pic :thumbsup: