Antares Region

[jjjnettie]

Just a quickie (4 frames for a total of 5 minutes) shot of the Antares region.
I've never turned my camera this way before and I'm amazed at what a series of short exposures can pick up.:)
Definitely something to come back to and spend more time on.

[h0ughy]

nice JJJ, this is one of the things i would love to get next star party

[Dennis]

My goodness Jeanette – that is a beautiful image of this region for such a quickie, well done! I love those dark lanes streaming down the image. What lens/scope did you use?

Cheers

Dennis

[Quark]

Well done Jeanette,

Have to agree with Dennis, what a top result for so little data. Definitely worth another go for an hour or so.

Cheers
Trevor

[AlexN]

Nice JJJ,

I'll assume this was taken with the nifty fifty? Should be a stunner with some more data.. :)

[jjjnettie]

I used the Canon "nifty 50" with the camera piggy backed on the scope.
No guiding, that was why the exposures were so short.
The image is cropped, to chop out all the coma, and resized to a point where the noise isn't overpowering the image.;)

[bojan]

Yep... amazing.
but you also have a good skies.
I was amazed myself last month (in Daylesford, VIC - it is burning around the town so I do not dare to go there this weekend) with 5x 3mins.. Crux region. I am still studying details from that image and planning to go deeper in details with 135mm or 200mm..

[renormalised]

Nice piccie, JJJ. Really good for such short subs, especially in the details of the dark neb/dust clouds.

[gregbradley]

A great catch JJJ. DSLR lens shots are a lot of fun.

Greg.

[spacezebra]

HI JJJ

Excellent image! I agree with Dennis the dark lanes are quite distinct.

Cheers Petra d.

[glenc]

Jeanette, the nebula on the left of Antares, IC 4606 shows up well.

[Kevnool]

Great work JJJ good stuff....cheers Kev.

[Jen]

:thumbsup::thumbsup: very nice jjj

[anthony.tony]

You have imaged a portion of the Dark Horse Nebula.