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Originally Posted by allan gould
Allan
Know what you mean about NGC1808 in that at least you proved that it is there! Often I've been mislead by another image only to be disappointed in my initial attempts as its either too small or really faint with extensions. For the really faint you just need lots o' data.
Liked M42 and Eta as no matter how many times they are imaged they always are worth looking at, yours are sharp and well processed.
Allan
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Thanks Allan,
I actually thought Eta Carinae was better.
I am very pleased with the detail & small stars I get with my Newt.
It is a high quality custom built one & was worth the money.
Example:
here is the result of 30 second RGB frames - 1 each - binned 1x1 of the Trapezium.
They were used to layer it in for the Orion pic.
Even with only 3 arc second seeing it clearly shows the main 4 stars & maybe a 5th.
I'd love to do a lot of 10 second frames & stack them to see what I could get of this area.
If the seeing is better one night I'll try it.
Image is shown full scale.
cheers
Allan