This is the first real image i've managed to squeeze out of my GSO RC14.
Due to a multitude of problems with the scope and the gear i'm trying to work with it.
NGC 1433 is a really cool Seyfert Galaxy with an intense ionizing maelstrom at its centre though not visible with my washed out luminescence data.
Included Hubbles version of the central nuclei.
I have some 20min RGB subs that i have been trying to compile but it looks terrible. Bad vignetting wild gradients and colour noise is what i end up with to embarrassing to share
and to late in the year to get more data.
about 7 hours of luminescence data
Mag 9.9
size is 6.1" x 5.7"
at a ridiculous 0.39"/Pixel