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Old 27-06-2010, 11:26 PM
George2455 (George)
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M27

Hello to all.....This is my first time to your forum and thought I'd post a recent picture of M27 that I thought turned out well. Would appreciate any comments.....George
M27, 300 second exposure, SBIG St-8300C, Meade LX200 12", Lovells, Michigan, USA.
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Old 28-06-2010, 01:36 AM
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Welcome to IIS George

Looks like you're off to a flying start, your stars are nicely round so you're already doing better than me.

Was it a single 5 min exposure or multiple subs, any dark frames taken?
Looking good for 5 mins worth, adding more time will remove that graininess but already some nice detail coming through.

The blue should be a little greener perhaps, Teal I think they call it but colour names are secret womens business so I won't say any more.

Great work, keep at it.

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Old 28-06-2010, 08:36 AM
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Hi Justin....Thanks for your note. Yes, this was a single 300 second exposure with one dark frame and processed in the SBIG CCDops program. The camera is still new to me and I'm just getting a feel for what it can do. Taking multiple subs and stacking them is next on the list.....I was just impressed with what could be done witha single shot. Thanks again....George
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