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Old 25-03-2018, 03:34 PM
Mickoid (Michael)
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Nice find Mick.
Thanks Anthony, glad you liked it
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At 500mm the FOV is only about 1.5-2 full moons in size.
The galaxy is showing up well for such limited exposure and short exposures. There is at least one other galaxy in field too which is nice
Thanks Colin, I was pleased to see this lens resolved some spiral structure in the galaxy. It was all just a bit of fun with simple equipment.
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Good one Michael

It's always fun to try and work out the constellations.

Guessing here:

The 2 bright stars are Regulus and Algieba.

Denebola is out of frame.

That would put the small feint galaxy in Hydra.

Well done!
Thanks Peter, there was no guessing the constellation, I new I had ngc 2903 in Leo and I think the star below it is Leo Lambda ( the one that has an inverted 'Y' symbol to identify it) it lies to the west of Leo Epsilon.
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