Alpha Centauri and Omega Centauri

[PeterEde (Peter)]

Didn't see the Jupiter 2

[raymo]

Great job of stopping the core of O. Cent burning out. Are you sure that
the other pic is A. Cent. I can't see any elongation of the star, even at
a screen mag. of 550%. Also, it looks a bit too white.
raymo

[Rex]

Hi Peter, nice shots.
What gear did you use for these? Scope, Camera? What were the subs? ISO? Exposure? How many are stacked for each. Omega is really nice. I also agree with Raymo, are you sure it's Alpha Cent, it really does look too white, and you would normally see some elongation if not split the double.

[PeterEde (Peter)]

Originally Posted by raymo

Great job of stopping the core of O. Cent burning out. Are you sure that
the other pic is A. Cent. I can't see any elongation of the star, even at
a screen mag. of 550%. Also, it looks a bit too white.
raymo

Hmmm you maybe right. More likely I was pointing at Hadar
Will do it again tonight

[PeterEde (Peter)]

Originally Posted by Rex

Hi Peter, nice shots.
What gear did you use for these? Scope, Camera? What were the subs? ISO? Exposure? How many are stacked for each. Omega is really nice. I also agree with Raymo, are you sure it's Alpha Cent, it really does look too white, and you would normally see some elongation if not split the double.

Just my ED80 both are only 5 subs no darks or bias
Canon 60D
ISO 2000

[Sconesbie (Scott)]

Nice pics. Well done.

[Camelopardalis (Dunk)]

Very nicely done Peter