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Originally Posted by peter_4059
Great view Mike. Welcome back.. enjoyed the cheese burger also btw.
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Thanks Pete, I'm a quarterpounder guy myself
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Originally Posted by Atmos
There is a few nice and interesting galaxies scattered throughout that field Mike 
The main galaxy is an interesting one, that's for sure! |
I agree Col, I shot this galaxy back in 2013 at much wider FOV with the AG12 and 16803 chip but this latest effort has better resolution through twice as fine image scale
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Originally Posted by Placidus
Oh wow, such a galaxy and such an image! Such hawks, such hounds, and such brave men.
The guiding figures were remarkable, and imply pretty good seeing. The depth and colour are all your own!
Inspired by your image, 5084 is now on the "must do" list.
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Thanks chook masters, bet that list is pretty long....
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Originally Posted by Andy01
Well done Mike - great image & always a pleasure to see something new! |
Thanks Andy, indeed
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Originally Posted by topheart
Hi Mike,
Andy's comments are spot on!!
Awesome!
Cheers,
Tim
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On ya Timmy
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Out. Standing.
Just a question Mike (!!), is the central portion supposed to be that yellow, or is that artistic license? None of the renditions I've seen show a vibrant yellow core. |
Thanks Marcus, I was happy with how this one came together, can't beat good seeing
As for the yellow core, well, prob just dealers choice I recon.. showing my Tony Hallas side
...Adam Blocks shot with the
Schulman 32" RC scope on 9000ft Mt Lemmon, is pretty yellow though
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Originally Posted by alpal
Nice photo Mike,
that's a rare one that I haven't seen before.
What is the galaxy name just below on the right hand side?
Is it a companion galaxy?
cheers
Allan
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Thanks Al, dunno...? at work so haven't got my star atlass
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Originally Posted by markas
Great image of 5084! The time you've given it certainly has paid off. That
detail doesn't come easily.....
Mark
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Thanks Mark, yeah seeing rules
Mike