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Old 25-10-2009, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by dpastern View Post
Wonderful shot Greg - very smooth and tonnes of detail. It does look a really pretty galaxy. Well done.

Yes its a southern classic.

Dave
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Originally Posted by renormalised View Post
Excellent shot, Greg. The Tak extender is doing its job well. The image scale on both pics is impressive.

Yes I was rapt with the performance of the Tak extender. Takahashi rocks. It makes the TEC180 more versatile now as I can shoot at 2016mm focal length with improved correction. I also have a 4 inch Tak reducer which I will get an adapter for which will give me F5.25 at 180mm aperture which has a lot of potential for extremely high res wider field.

1365, I believe, would be an excellent target for Marc's C11/Hyperstar setup. It would be interesting to compare your images with those taken by Marc with his setup.
It would be a nice target and a C11 has plenty of aperture to capture some photons.

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Well done plenty of detail in the arms of this small galaxy. I enjoyed your talk at IISAC.
Clear skies Ken
Thanks Ken. I am glad you liked the talk.

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Nice image Greg. Very bright and smooth. It is indeed an interesting target. My own current project and I hope to make mine as smooth.
Noise Ninja helps as does the blur tool. Sometimes there can be a bit of noise in the dim areas of the arms of galaxies. You may then need to do some selective sharpening as it can lose some detail.
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