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Originally Posted by Larryp
Great images, Mike!
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Cheers Laurie
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Originally Posted by tilbrook@rbe.ne
Nice Mike!
Wish I had some of that resolving power.
Cheers,
Justin.
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Coupled to the 16803 chip, yes the AG12 provides both field of view
and resolving power, a nice compromise
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Originally Posted by John Hothersall
Very pleasing scale and the SN is very bright, suprising detail in the crop. Wind is certainly a bloody nuisance. Wonder if the is any cirrus there.
John.
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Hi John
Yes wind is the last thing I need to deal with I guess at least I have sky darkness and seeing more in my favour now
Yes there is galactic Cirrus in the area and I picked it up with only 95min Lum so just for you...Here you go
Deep Negative
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Originally Posted by MrB
Very nice Mike!
Get that obs built!  |
I will, I will...just waiting on the available funds to lay the slab etc....
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Good one Mike Looks like that AG is enjoying the good seeing - those stars are pretty tight!
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Thanks Marcus, yes the AG12 is finally showing her capabilities, I always knew she had them but to finally see them is great. When I am finally out of the wind
and on the better nights (which I actually get a few of now!) the stars will tighten up further and even more detail will be extracted
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Originally Posted by rogerg
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Cheers Roger
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Originally Posted by Derek Klepp
Thanks Mike
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You're welcome Derek.
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Originally Posted by SkyViking
Very nice wide field view Mike, it's always a pleasure to see this magnificent cluster in such a way.
That supernova is very bright indeed. I often wonder when we'll see one in our own galaxy, it seems well overdue now. But I guess there could have been one on the other side hidden from our view.
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Thanks Rolf, yes it is nice to be able to go out and snap a deep and detailed colour image of a galaxy
cluster in just 3hrs of imaging, can't do that with a little FSQ
he he....
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Originally Posted by Novykh
Very nice.
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Cheers, glad you like it Ben