[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by Octane

Lookin' good, mate.

Pity about the reflections in the Mewlon image.

H

Thanks H. Yes was very surprised. I might try a long dewshield see if it makes any difference.

Originally Posted by billdan

Quote - Pity about the reflections in the Mewlon image.

Blo--y Alnitak, ruined plenty of my images.

Great shot with the C11 Marc, lots of detail.

Thanks Bill. Tell me about it. I can't wait this one goes supernova (if it does). Is it due yet?

Originally Posted by RickS

The new version without the death ray looks great, Marc

Thanks Rick. I call it the "Luftwaffe Bombing Run" as Peter Ward named it in one of my early carina widefields. But that was the moon.

Originally Posted by DJT

Wohoo! Spikes! Nicely done, Marc, loads of detail.

Thanks David. Spikes rule.

Originally Posted by troypiggo

Nice! Don't even wanna think about guiding at that sort of FL - I have trouble at 506mm!

Thanks Troy. Mate, I'm having troubles guiding at any FL. At least here I have an excuse.

Originally Posted by Placidus

Excellent clarity and sharpness Marc, and great depth for the time available.

Should there ever be another clear night ...

Thanks a lot Mike. Setting up tonight again and hopefully tomorrow and guess what I'll be imaging again If I can increase the SNR dramatically then I can sharpen the hell out of it and then it's going to look a lot more interesting.

Originally Posted by Atmos

Looking really nice Marc! The newer one is a LOT better without the reflections.
From experience I would say that you'd probably need at least half hour subs with the QHY9 Having never tried guiding at anything longer than 742.6mm or with an OAG, good stuff

Thanks Colin. I might try 10min tonight. I kind of wussed out. If there's no wind and the guide graph is ok I'll give it a go. But a lot of things can go wrong in 10min.

Originally Posted by Camelopardalis

Nice one Marc lovely depth to it, you can almost reach out and touch the clouds behind it!

Thanks Dunk. Yes those clouds are starting to look interesting but still a little bland. I'm hoping more subs will define the curtain at the back as well.