Horsie

[Geoff45 (Geoff)]

I had a go at IC434, the Horsehead Nebula. I really had to push the processing to get a reasonable image. I guess the combination of an unmodded camera and small aperture really shows. Maybe this is one that I can add to with some more exposure.
Details:
110mm APO refractor
Canon 350D
5 x 10min exposures at 800ISO
Autoguided with Toucam and PHD
Location: Ilford, near Mudgee
Geoff

[iceman (Mike)]

That's great Geoff, I was going to target this one myself the other night but chose M42 instead. Your image gives me something to strive for.

[h0ughy (David)]

That's a nice horsie you have been chasing around the top paddock ! Fantastic result

[Ric]

Wonderful widefield Geoff, you've brought out the colours very nicely along with the details.

Cheers

[leon]

Certainly a nice image Geoff, it would have to be one of my favorite objects.

Leon

[wysiwyg (Mark)]

Very nice image Geoff,

This is certainly going to be my next challenge.

[Lee]

Very nice..... one of my next targets too!

[Alchemy (Clive)]

seems to be a popular item at the moment...... i can see why

[Astroman (Andrew Wall)]

Yep Geoff you have done well with the 250D

I tried this one at Snake Valley but looking at the images I didn't continue with it, but after processing the three frames I got, I should have continued. Used the same time sequence also 3 x 10mins though ISO800. Great stuff, it really is amazing how much these little scopes can pull in under the right conditions.

Top marks for effort.

[Geoff45 (Geoff)]

Originally Posted by Astroman

Yep Geoff you have done well with the 250D

I tried this one at Snake Valley but looking at the images I didn't continue with it, but after processing the three frames I got, I should have continued. Used the same time sequence also 3 x 10mins though ISO800. Great stuff, it really is amazing how much these little scopes can pull in under the right conditions.

Top marks for effort.

Whoops! I should have written 350D--now changed.
Geoff