Sagitarius Widefield

[batema (Mark)]

Hi,

I thought I would post this even though I did a stupid thing at the very end of my processing. I thought I would try one of the N Carboni star spikes and then flattened all layers or vica versa and then saved and as I was looking at it close up I have a star diff in the middle of the lagoon.

Taken through my Canon 400d unmod with my 50mm f3.2. 10 x 4 min ISO 400 with ICNR on with bias frames and flats.

Any feedback welcome.

Mark.

ps I love the ease of finding guide stars piggybacking the camera on the scope.

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

Beautiful work Mark.

[dpastern (Dave Pastern)]

oooh yummy yummy yummy!!! This is another corker of a shot. Lovely stuff, well done. My eyes are getting a good treat with the images tonight

Dave

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Nice work Mark.

Yes, always nice to be guiding with something bigger and longer FL than what you are imaging with

Mike

[Bloodbean (Troy)]

Very pleasing to look at Mark. Was this from a dark site?

Troy

[batema (Mark)]

Thankyou all for the comments. Troy it was taken from my back yard on the Sunshine Coast Queensland looking west so I was not directly looking in the direction of the coast lights which I am about 10 km from. Also it was a new moon but no dark site ( I would love one of those ) and no light pollution filters.

Mark

[iceman (Mike)]

Really nice work! Love it.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Wow! Nice one. Really good details and contrast in that one. Don't mind the spikes. Actually looks real good. Top shot.

[jase (Jason)]

A visual treat indeed. Narrow fields just don't do this vast region justice. Well done. Thanks for sharing.