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Sebastian
If you are well collimated, then galaxies and nebula (apart from maybe the smallest planetary nebula) will be distinctly different, particularly if you get the object into the centre of your field of view. But when they say "faint fuzzies", they do mean it. It needs time to develop your "eye" to see detail in various galaxies.
Of course, start with the larger and more obvious galaxies and planetaries. And the larger emission nebula. A good bright comet is also a lovely sight.
What is your observing wish list? We'd be happy to comment and offer suggestions.
Eric
Last edited by erick; 08-03-2011 at 10:30 PM.
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