Shapley1 and VBRC 7 with 6 inch scope in Ha

[tornado33]

Hi
Did nearly an hour on Shapley 1 before cloud ended proceedings.
3x15mins and 1x10 mins ISO 400, Idas uv/ir and Baader 7Nm Ha filters, MPCC, 6 inch F3.6 schmidt Newtonian "Cometracker" Hutech modded 350D
Full moon.
The "Bright" Sp1 contrasts with a ghostlike VBRC 7 above it near top looking like a ghost reflection.
Scott

[glenc (Glen)]

You have been busy Scott. Thanks.

[Ric]

Very nice Scott, a lovely pair of planetaries.

great image

[FOOTPRINT]

Hi Scott,
Now thats Real Deep Imaging, a very good effort, I note you are using an 350D now, do you notice any difference between it and the 300D which I think you had before.

regards..................Jim

[Garyh]

2 planetary neb in one image, thats pretty cool stuff,
well done.

[seeker372011 (Narayan)]

so tiny, just finding them would have been a challenge!

and that too with a full moon-last week I couldnt even see the Jewel Box in my finder, and the moon must have been brighter last night..well done

[Kal (Andrew)]

That's a great capture! Do you know what the magnitude of VBRC 7 is? Googling it doesn't seem to return all that much info.

[Dr Nick (Nick)]

Beauty!
I wish I could do that...

[glenc (Glen)]

VBRC 7 (PNG 329.5+01.7) is 100" across and the central star is Vmag 13.6. RA = 15:54:50.9 DEC = -51:22:35.2
It was discovered by S Van Den Bergh et al in 1973.
The image below is from DSS 2 red: http://archive.eso.org/dss/dss

[spearo (Frank)]

well done Scott! that one's a real challenge!
excellent capture
cheers
frank

[h0ughy (David)]

nice work Scott

[tornado33]

Thanks all
Yes the faint one is rather faint indeed. Thanks glenc for those details
Scott