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Old 05-02-2025, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike View Post
Nice one Greg, seeing the red hues is unusual too, shows up well here

In over 40 years of doing this caper, I've never imaged the Pleiades

Mike
Thanks Mike. I can see why you haven't imaged it. It's a kind of slippery object in that it's already quote west by the time you have finished with other objects before it. I have several times missed it and thought well next year I'll get it.

I checked my earlier version of this from about 10 years ago and its pretty yuck.

Happy with this one though

I had seen the extensive background dust in others' images at times.

I should post a crop version which shows up all the tendrils and filaments, some quite delicate.

Greg.

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Originally Posted by Ryderscope View Post
Good work Greg. The Pleiades is a surprisingly difficult target partly due to its northern declination and subsequent low altitude. I like the way you've managed to capture the surrounding red (Ha/dust?) around the Pleiades
Thanks Rodney. Nothing like a good widefield eh?

Greg.
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