M13

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

I've had this one hanging around for a while. I was going to post it and then Martin posted one that was about ten times better so I decided not to bother. Anyway I gave mine a few tweaks and now think it looks okay. So for what it's worth here it is.

It's taken from Arizona of course. Much too low to be attempted here.

Cheers

Steve

http://members.pcug.org.au/~stevec/M13_Maknewt_QSI.htm

[atalas]

Hi Steve

Nice work and a favorite!

[Sarge (Rod)]

It is worth the bother Steve. Great shot.

I particularly like the small GX bottom right, classy.

Clear skies

Rod

[RickS (Rick)]

Very pretty, Steve!

[alpal]

Very nice Steve & I'm impressed with all those other little galaxys too.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by alpal

Very nice Steve & I'm impressed with all those other little galaxys too.

Thanks. There are certainly a lot in the field if you look carefully.

Originally Posted by RickS

Very pretty, Steve!

Thanks Rick

Originally Posted by Sarge

It is worth the bother Steve. Great shot.

I particularly like the small GX bottom right, classy.

Clear skies

Rod

Thanks Rod

Originally Posted by atalas

Hi Steve

Nice work and a favorite!

Thanks Louie

[multiweb (Marc)]

Great photo Steve. I remember seeing this one visually with my first telescope, a 65mm refractor, in 86 chasing Halley.

[alpal]

Steve,

Thanks. There are certainly a lot in the field if you look carefully.

Yes - I count about 14 galaxies but I'm sure that many of the
soft looking stars are also galaxies as well.
I like images to go deep - it's amazing what else you see besides the target.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Great photo Steve. I remember seeing this one visually with my first telescope, a 65mm refractor, in 86 chasing Halley.

Thanks Marc. I've only ever seen it from my backyard once and had to wait for it to come out from behind a tree.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by Stevec35

Thanks Marc. I've only ever seen it from my backyard once and had to wait for it to come out from behind a tree.

It was pretty high back home. The only bright enough DSO I could see visually and easy to find were M42, M13 and Andromeda.

[pvelez (Pete)]

I like that one Steve

Were you in Arizona or was it from a remote site?

Pete

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by pvelez

I like that one Steve

Were you in Arizona or was it from a remote site?

Pete

Thanks Pete. No I'm still in cold old Canberra. The image was obtained remotely.

[Ross G]

A great photo Steve.

I love the colour and amazing detail.

A photo to be proud of.

Ross.

[SkyViking (Rolf)]

A beautiful image of this splendid cluster, thanks for the view Steve.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

That's excellent Steve, as good as Martins really, once you allow for the equipment (and perhaps site?) difference

Mike

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

That's excellent Steve, as good as Martins really, once you allow for the equipment (and perhaps site?) difference

Mike

Thanks Mike. I suppose it's not bad for 20cm.

Originally Posted by SkyViking

A beautiful image of this splendid cluster, thanks for the view Steve.

Thanks Rolf

Originally Posted by Ross G

A great photo Steve.

I love the colour and amazing detail.

A photo to be proud of.

Ross.

Thanks Ross

[RickC (Richard)]

A very good effort in processing Steve, I like your image, well worth posting

Richard

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by RickC

A very good effort in processing Steve, I like your image, well worth posting

Richard

Thanks Richard