[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Originally Posted by RickS

Nice work as always, Justin.

Thanks Rick!

Originally Posted by Tony_

Great image Justin,

The PN has come out well in only 50 minutes - must be the fast F/4.
I am seriously considering an 8" F/4 or F/5.

Tony.

Thanks Tony!

An 8" F/4 will perform well, just be prepared for some frustration with collimation and a few flexure issues.
Once you are on top of those they are a pleasure to image with.

Originally Posted by Placidus

Congratulations, Justin. Most impressive. Nice handling of the stars, too.
Best, Mike.

Thanks Mike!

Yes, reasonably happy with the stars, just wish I was little more consistent processing them.

Originally Posted by Larryp

Great work Justin

Thanks Laurie!

Originally Posted by Stevec35

Your images continue to impress Justin - another great shot. You must also live in a place where clear skies occur too given your output.

Cheers

Steve

Thanks Steve!

Autumn usually delivers reasonably clear skies, and I usually only go to 3 hours on most images, ten being the most I've done.
Allows me to post lots and trawl for less imaged DSO's.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Bloody beauty Justin, how cool does that look!

Mike

Thanks Mike!

Reckon it would come up a treat with your resolution and skills.

Originally Posted by rustigsmed

awesome work Justin,
you've added it to my object list.

Cheers

Russ

Thanks Russ!

You should romp it in with your setup!

Originally Posted by Camelopardalis

Cracking stuff Justin

Thanks Dunk!

Originally Posted by ghsmith45

Great work Justin, especially with a DSLR. That planetary is pretty faint.
Geoff

Thanks Geoff!

My next challenge will be Abell 31 being mag 27 per arc second. Diameter 17 x 16 arc minutes.
Visual mag is listed at 12.2, I think it will be like Abell 35 to image and process.

Originally Posted by cometcatcher

Very jewel like. Beautiful shot!

Thanks Kevin!

I think they got the description spot on.

Cheers,

JUstin.