[gregbradley]

Sorry for the slow response. My Wins 10 browser suddenly would not connect to iceinspace and I thought the site was down when it wasn't.

Originally Posted by Placidus

Exquisite. Superbly beautiful. Wonderful detail. Another extra-low surface brightness galaxy well captured.

Thanks for the nice compliment!

Originally Posted by Atmos

Very nice detail in there for such a small and dim galaxy, very nicely captured

I was happy with the detail and the sharpness. It took a fiar bit of work to tweak the squareness of the camera and to work out which corner of the camera corresponded to a particular corner of the image.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Yaaay finally another image from Greg

Glad you sound like you have sorted some of your issues mate

Not a bad result, it is a faint galaxy ...actually, I started on this last new moon too so given we use the same camera and rather similar scopes, it should be an interesting comparison...oooh pressure!! taking on an AP RHA

That seems only to be a small file you have posted...?

Mike

I started to do the Atom nebula and then you posted your cracker of an image so that is shelved for now! So its only fair!

Originally Posted by RickS

A very cool target, Greg, and it has come up nicely. Great to see you producing images again!

Cheers,
Rick.

Thanks Rick. I have several that are backlogged for processing. I had to reload all my software, regain licences etc. It takes a while to recover from a computer crash.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

An interesting looking galaxy Greg. I like the colour and the detail in the galaxy is good. That back ground galaxy that is interacting really adds to the image.

I would have liked to see a larger image so that one can take in all the detail.

Thanks Paul. It could do with more exposure but am happy with the result so far. I may add to it next new moon. I'd like to smooth down more like your images which are usually very smooth. F3.8 and a sensitive camera still requires plenty of exposure time to get clean.

Greg.