Thanks guys for the comments.
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Nice one Paul.
One trend that has emerged over the last several years as people do deeper and deeper images and scopes and cameras have become faster and more sensitive is to show most objects are much more extensive than originally imaged.
Galaxies generally have far far larger faint halos that are mostly out of our detection limits and nebulas are more extensive as well.
Greg.
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It is a good time now to have the ability to buy equipment that allows very deep imaging. It does make for interesting results.
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Originally Posted by avandonk
Your image looks very good Paul. I thought I was imagining the outer halo until I inverted the image.
Here is an animated gif of your image and mine 6MB
http://d1355990.i49.quadrahosting.co...6_06/PaulB.gif
I would have to collect about 50x32 min to collect the same number of photons as your image. If the clouds get out of the way will try it.
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Hmmm, I think you might get there a bit sooner than that Bert. I think you might get there around 20 hours or even slightly less.