Ngc134

[allan gould]

Managed to capture 105 min L and 60 min each of RGB with QSI583wsg in 5 min subs last night of NGC134 with 10" RC scope. Just like our own Galaxy, NGC 134 is a barred spiral with its spiral arms loosely wrapped around a bright, bar-shaped central region. One feature that stands out is its warped disc which may have been induced by a gravitational interaction with NGC131 which is seen above the main galaxy. NGC134 is a member of our galaxy group that includes NGC153.
Hope this is of interest and thanks for looking. Comments welcomed.

[Sarge]

Very nice Allan. At Mag 10 you got some really good detail in there.

Clear skies

Rod
:D:D

[Larryp]

Lovely image, Allan!

[Stevec35]

Another nice one Allan. Seems a bit too magenta though.

Cheers

Steve

[multiweb]

Lovely capture. :thumbsup: Looks like you had a bit of gradients to contend with.

[peter_4059]

Nice capture Allan.

[RickS]

Good stuff, Allan! You're certainly bagging a lot of galaxies.

[allan gould]

Thanks for that Rod, I found it difficult to process this time as I went to 3am getting data and testing software and the moon really wrecked havoc with gradients and colour - so I was happy just to get some detail

Thanks Larry for looking

find it difficult to get the colours spot on. Maybe I should just do monochrome which I prefer.

[allan gould]

Sure did thanks to the moon and neighbors lights and did I mention Brisvegas itself?

thanks Peter, still waiting to see yours


been shooting some bright or less photographed galaxies recently with a purpose in mind. Still have a way to go.

[Ross G]

A beautiful photo Allan.

Great detail.

Ross.

[allan gould]

Thanks Ross, I appreciate the comments