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[peter_4059 (Peter)]

yep - more Astrofest processing. This one was a little under 3 hours LRGB with the RGB binned 2x2. SN10/QSI and processed in PI. I found this one quite difficult due to the busy star field.

Advice gratefully received.

The thumbnail is heavily compressed however here's the full size image
http://astrob.in/204818/0/

Thanks for looking.

[multiweb (Marc)]

That turned out alright Peter. I remember seeing that one on your screen. Bloody faint. Couldn't even make up the spire. Excellent result IMHO.

[troypiggo (Troy)]

Nice! Don't recall seeing that one before.

[Somnium (Aidan)]

Originally Posted by troypiggo

Nice! Don't recall seeing that one before.

Neither, well done

[peter_4059 (Peter)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

That turned out alright Peter. I remember seeing that one on your screen. Bloody faint. Couldn't even make up the spire. Excellent result IMHO.

Cheers Marc. I've had this on my to-do list for quite a while. Not sure why now. As you point out faint and lots of stars.

Originally Posted by troypiggo

Nice! Don't recall seeing that one before.

Thanks Troy. Guess that's because it is faint and has too many stars.

Originally Posted by Somnium

Neither, well done

Thanks Aidan.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Yaay! something a little different imaged from Astrofest

Nice work Peter, keep'em coming

Mike

[Rod771 (Rod)]

Looks like something for Loch Ness.

Very cool object, Peter!

[RobF (Rob)]

I'm not familiar with this one Peter. Thanks for sharing.
Really nice star profiles your getting from the scope. Seems to be a great rig you've assembled now.

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

It's a faint one alright. Nice.

[RickS (Rick)]

Nice to see a rare object, Peter. Must have been a tricky one!

[Rex]

Wow Peter that must be super faint. Nice job on an object outside the main stream.