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Originally Posted by leon
Very impressive Gary, it is a difficult little bugger to image, but you have done it justice. nicely done.
Leon
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Thanks Leon, you are not wrong there. Hopefully next time I shall get clearer skies and get deeper..
cheers
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Originally Posted by Ric
Well done Gary a lovely capture, the extensions are starting to show up nicely but as Leon said they are tough critters to capture.
Cheers
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Thankyou Ric! much appreciated...
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Originally Posted by jase
Good work Gary. These are tough targets to get good details on. Personally, I don't think Mike's AP155 did much justice on these targets. A much longer focal length is required. The ol' horses for courses applies. Overall, well done.
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Thanks Jase! Yeah a 14" RC on a PME would suit this little critter but that doesn`t stop me..
cheers Gary
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Originally Posted by EzyStyles
thats a stunner of a shot gary. gee'ss alot of central details and can see the twirls. love the blue stars around it also.
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Thanks Eric...
I am quiet happy with it as I only have 850mm FL.
cheers mate.
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Originally Posted by anthony.tony
I had a look at it in a 4inch apo refractor then 12 inch Dob. then in a 18 inch dob with a good nagler eyepiece.It was a bugger to see in the big 18inch Dob.You have done well pleny of detail.You can even see some tail coming out of it . Tony
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Thanks Tony, hows thing going? I bet it would be hard to see visually.
I am pleased with the result...can`t wait to finish my new and improved 8" newt!..
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Originally Posted by Tamtarn
Super shot Gary, you have captured a lot of detail on an object so small.
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Thanks Barb and Dave! it is a small traget but worth a go!
cheers
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Originally Posted by sheeny
Very nicely done, Gary!
Any plans to go deeper to pick up the tails more and then do a HDR composite?
Al.
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Thanks Al, I will certainly do it again but might wait to the 8" scope is in commission.
thanks again...
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Great effort that Gary, it's a really interesting target no matter what FL you use 
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Not wrong there Mike...thanks for that...
thanks Gary..