Ic1283/84

[sjastro]

Imaged in poor seeing conditions this faint emission nebula is in a very dusty field.

The two reflection nebulae at 7 and 8 o'clock are NGCs 6589 and 6590.

Imaged with a BRC-250 and ST-10-XME.
(3 hrs L +3 hrs R+G+B, 1 hr R, 1 hr G, 1 hr B)

Regards

Steven
http://users.westconnect.com.au/~sjastro/IC1283_4.html

[multiweb (Marc)]

Beautiful. It's been ages I didn't see a pic from you. Seems you caught as little asteroid too in the FOV.

[renormalised (Carl)]

Nice shot, Steven

Has been a long time between drinks, but it's good to see some more of your images here

[CraigS]

A new side of Steven, for me !!

Great photo.
What's the "N" looking thing at 4-5 o'clock ?

Cheers & Rgds

[John Hothersall]

Thats a really rich area, plenty going on with fine detailed dust lanes.

John.

[sjastro]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Beautiful. It's been ages I didn't see a pic from you. Seems you caught as little asteroid too in the FOV.

Hello Marc. The weather in Victoria the past few months has been abysmal. Hopefully things will improve in the coming months.

Originally Posted by renormalised

Nice shot, Steven

Has been a long time between drinks, but it's good to see some more of your images here

Thanks Carl. All the arguing with Jarvemundo cut into my imaging time.

Originally Posted by CraigS

A new side of Steven, for me !!

Great photo.
What's the "N" looking thing at 4-5 o'clock ?

Cheers & Rgds

Craig and you thought I was into all theory and no practice.
The "N" shaped object is the dark nebula LDN 315.

Originally Posted by John Hothersall

Thats a really rich area, plenty going on with fine detailed dust lanes.

John.

Thanks for your commnets John.

Regards

Steven

[CraigS]

Originally Posted by sjastro

Craig and you thought I was into all theory and no practice.

Debunking, too !
Man, Archimedes ain't got nothin' on you, brother !!

Originally Posted by sjastro

The "N" shaped object is the dark nebula LDN 315.

Awesome !!

Cheers