Just completed processing my first wide field image since ages, I'll probably try to do some more, but I am not sure if to buy a better lens for my modified Canon 450D or using my CCD with a medium format lens.
This image was also a first trial on the field for my new software DitherMaster Blind for EOS Utility, which was a success. I was amazed by the amount of tiny objects I found in this image.
Just some C's from me! Really nice wide field, you get a good feel for the Cassiopeia Milky Way there. And nice to see some old friends that are invisible from these latitudes, not least the Owl.
Just some C's from me! Really nice wide field, you get a good feel for the Cassiopeia Milky Way there. And nice to see some old friends that are invisible from these latitudes, not least the Owl.
Thank you! I also feel the same when I see pictures from down under, that's why I subscribed here and I like to share my up above ones.
Very nice shot Nicola which shows what a rich constellation Cassiopeia is. Maybe you could do a mouse over to make it easier to identify all the objects.
Thanks everyone for your kind comments. I am actually thinking to implement a mouse-over on my website for all my images, but it'll take some time. Not for the coding itself, rather to prepare all the maps. But I promise you I'll do that.
