The Fighting Dragons of Ara

[LewisM]

Best Ara Reptiles I've seen here in a very long time Mike. FSQ's are wonderful

[Slawomir (Suavi)]

Originally Posted by LewisM

Best Ara Reptiles I've seen here in a very long time Mike. FSQ's are wonderful

Agree 100%. Not sure whether it is the filter, location or skills, but this is the most detailed and cleanest wide field image of the Dragons I have ever seen on IIS

EDIT: Now I recall Martin's rendition in colour was beautiful as well.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by Slawomir

but this is the most detailed and cleanest wide field image of the Dragons I have ever seen on IIS .

Did you check Peter's latest?

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by LewisM

Best Ara Reptiles I've seen here in a very long time Mike. FSQ's are wonderful

Originally Posted by Slawomir

Agree 100%. Not sure whether it is the filter, location or skills, but this is the most detailed and cleanest wide field image of the Dragons I have ever seen on IIS

EDIT: Now I recall Martin's rendition in colour was beautiful as well.

Thanks a lot guys, glad you liked it, it's a Ha image of the NGC 6188 region, an amazing region for sure....but that's all, not worth any worship

[Slawomir (Suavi)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Did you check Peter's latest?

Thank you Marc. It seems to be just a re-process of some older data from a limited integration thus not as smooth as Mike's, but nice nonetheless.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Thanks a lot guys, glad you liked it, it's a Ha image of the NGC 6188 region, an amazing region for sure....but that's all, not worth any worship

No need to be so humble Mike - it's a great image

[LewisM]

Originally Posted by Slawomir

Thank you Marc. It seems to be just a re-process of some older data from a limited integration thus not as smooth as Mike's, but nice nonetheless.



No need to be so humble Mike - it's a great image

100% agree on both counts.

Mike's REALLY pops IMHO.

[alpal]

Hi Mike,
another excellent FSQ106 image.
You're providing free advertising.



cheers
Allan

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by alpal

Hi Mike,
another excellent FSQ106 image.
You're providing free advertising.



cheers
Allan

He, he, geez, I think many others have done that already Al...I've come late to what is the FSQ phenomenon but yes, I really love what this scope can do with a big chip ..it would have been amazing to shoot 6cm X 7cm film with this baby.

Mike

[alpal]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

He, he, geez, I think many others have done that already Al...I've come late to what is the FSQ phenomenon but yes, I really love what this scope can do with a big chip ..it would have been amazing to shoot 6cm X 7cm film with this baby.

Mike

Hi Mike,
it would be.
Also if you could piggy back it on your large Newt. & overcome differential flexure
then you could always get 2 pics for the price of one.



cheers
Allan

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

There's a section about 50% of the way toward 3 o'clock which looks very like bits of the vela SNR.

A very pleasing overview of how the area goes together Mike.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by alpal

Hi Mike,
it would be.
Also if you could piggy back it on your large Newt. & overcome differential flexure
then you could always get 2 pics for the price of one.



cheers
Allan

Well, with around 50kg worth of two scopes, two cameras and required off axis balance weight already loaded on the NJP not sure even the Incredible Hulk NJP would handle another FSQ with 6X7 camera

Originally Posted by Placidus

There's a section about 50% of the way toward 3 o'clock which looks very like bits of the vela SNR.

A very pleasing overview of how the area goes together Mike.

Thanks guys, yes I call that bit of the Vela SNR The Moustache

Mike

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

... yes I call that bit of the Vela SNR The Moustache

Mike[/QUOTE]

That's it! That's it exactly. There must be a common SNR mechanism that generates Edwardian soup-strainers.

[alpal]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Well, with around 50kg worth of two scopes, two cameras and required off axis balance weight already loaded on the NJP not sure even the Incredible Hulk NJP would handle another FSQ with 6X7 camera

Mike

You're gunna need a bigger mount.

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