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Originally Posted by Atmos
Looking pretty good Suavi. This was the first planetary that I attempted imaging a few years ago but my result wasn't anywhere near this good  |
Thank you Colin. I couldn't find your attempt at it on Astrobin. It's a different target to what I'm used to imaging so it has been fun trying to capture it with my 105.
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Originally Posted by Stevec35
A good effort there Suavi. A bit more exposure and it would be even better. You've almost split the central star.
Cheers
Steve
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Thank you Steve. I tried other channels (Sulphur and Nitrogen) and there was hardly any signal, but if I get a chance I may try adding a bit more data.
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Originally Posted by Placidus
Bravo! We reckon you've resolved that central double, not as wide as a barn door, but the horse could get out.
Very nice structure shown, including the faint wispy bits of stuff around 3 or 4 o'clock. |
Thank you Mike and Trish. The separation is only 3.8", which equates to about 3 pixels with my camera/telescope. perhaps shorter than 15-minute exposures would help in splitting them a bit more?
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Originally Posted by Geoff45
A lot of detail there for a small telescope, Suavi. Well done.
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Thank you Geoff. I'm starting to gradually understand the limitations of a small aperture.