Two from deep space last night

[bloodhound31]

Hi all,

Last night was a beautiful night for it, so I spent some hours on these.

The lagoon nebula:
10 x 10 minute exposures - total 100 minutes.
5 x 10 minute dark frames removed.

The Tarantula Nebula:
10 x 60 second exposures
5 x 30 second exposures,
5 x 10 second exposures - total 9 min 20 sec.
Matching dark frames removed.

Skywatcher Black Diamond ED 120mm APO
Orion Starshoot III deep space color imager
Autoguiding with Skywatcher ED80mm APO and Orion Starshoot Autoguider

More on my images gallery.
http://www.asignobservatory.com/astr...y/nebulae.aspx

Baz.

[CoolhandJo (Paul)]

Nice shots. Like the lagoon off centre with the star filed making up the rest of the wide field!

[Ric]

Very nice Baz, two lovely images.

[ejcruz (Eddie)]

Well done like them both.

Eddie

[spearo (Frank)]

nice work,
interesting composition on the rosette
frank

[Kevnool (Kev)]

Great work on both images.
Looks like Sagittarius season is apon us.
Cheers Kev.

[Garyh]

Good one Baz!
How do you find the new Orion starshoot compared to the DSI?
What I have heard is that the starshoot is a nice camera!
cheers

[bloodhound31]

Originally Posted by Garyh

Good one Baz!
How do you find the new Orion starshoot compared to the DSI?
What I have heard is that the starshoot is a nice camera!
cheers

Thanks all. Any C&C?

Gary, the Starshoot is a very simple camera to use. It is a great stepping stone to biggers and better CCD's. I don't think it wilol be long before I am ready for a proper mono camera and LRGB and narrowband filters.

Baz.