47 Tucanae - NGC104

[DJT (David)]

Called 47 Tucanae as it was originally thought to be the 47th brightest star in the constellation Tucane.

Large 47 Tucanae - NGC104

Theres a great write up on the cluster here which also references an image from Mike.

http://annesastronomynews.com/photo-...chael-sidonio/

Details

56 @ 300sec subs RGB
GSO RC8, STL 6303e
Processed with PI

Thanks for looking

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Lovely result there

Oh and yours is pretty good too .........kidding

Seriously, a lovely result Dave, love all the yellow stars

Mike

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

Very pleasing. You've captured the warm colour, extent, and overall feel nicely.

[Ryderscope (Rodney)]

Nice colour and well resolved stars. It seems to draw your eye from the edge of the field and then into the core of the cluster.
R

[RobF (Rob)]

Nice one David. Nice star colours coming through.

[RickS (Rick)]

Very nice, David!

[DJT (David)]

Thanks for the comments, much appreciated. SkyVikings recent image wa as reference point as initially the colours were pretty much non existent. Colour saturation in PI was really useful to bring them out.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Lovely result there

Oh and yours is pretty good too .........kidding

Seriously, a lovely result Dave, love all the yellow stars

Mike

Cheers. Quite literally 1st search result returned on google for NGC104. What was that done with? Stars are much tighter than mine so I assume the old AP?

[topheart]

Well done....enjoyed this beauty!

Thanks,
Tim

[Paul Haese]

Pretty good resolution David.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by DJT

Cheers. Quite literally 1st search result returned on google for NGC104. What was that done with? Stars are much tighter than mine so I assume the old AP?

Yeah the AP152EDF...lovely scope, miss her ...she sits patiently in the wardrobe for me to resurrect her one day

Mike