Globular Cluster NGC6752

[gregbradley]

With over 100,000 stars and being the 4th brightest glob NGC6752 is a good imaging target.

This as taken some time ago and I noticed it when I looking through the "vault" of older unprocessed data. It looked like it was taken during a substantial moon some a lot of gradient handling here.

CDK17, QHY600M at 2x2 binning.

https://pbase.com/gregbradley/image/172492399/auto

Greg.

[Tinderboxsky (Steve)]

Nice rendition, Greg. It’s my favourite visual observing glob with my 140mm refractor.

[Startrek (Martin)]

Greg,
Nice to see a glob for a change
Nicely captured and processed ( be it old data )
Well done !!
47 Tuc is my favourite both visually and imaged
Martin

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Lovely Greg, nice star colours and I agree with Steve, probably my favourite of the bright globs too..?

Mike

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Tinderboxsky

Nice rendition, Greg. It’s my favourite visual observing glob with my 140mm refractor.

Thanks Steve. I'll have to check it out visually as well.

Originally Posted by Startrek

Greg,
Nice to see a glob for a change
Nicely captured and processed ( be it old data )
Well done !!
47 Tuc is my favourite both visually and imaged
Martin

Cheers Martin. Its also something you can capture quickly which has been important in the last year.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Lovely Greg, nice star colours and I agree with Steve, probably my favourite of the bright globs too..?

Mike

Thanks Mike. I recall your lovely AP152 version of this which was also a motivation to image it.

Greg.

[matlud (Mathew)]

Nice one Greg. Good star colour and with a cmos camera 😉😀

[Peter Ward]

Nicely done. Interesting how the image varied with the devices I viewed it with.

Blacks were crunched on my PC monitor, but my I-pad showed the background sky quite clearly (along with smidge of CMOS banding).

Great colours however in both.

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Nicely done. Interesting how the image varied with the devices I viewed it with.

Blacks were crunched on my PC monitor, but my I-pad showed the background sky quite clearly (along with smidge of CMOS banding).

Great colours however in both.

I think I took this with a bright moon. It was a while ago.

Yes there is a little bit of CMOS banding, I noticed that too.

Greg.

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by matlud

Nice one Greg. Good star colour and with a cmos camera 😉😀

Hehehe, yes I know right?

Greg.

[Retrograde (Pete)]

Good stuff Greg - nice to see one of the less imaged globs.

[John K]

Very nice Greg,

That's a really good image.

John K.

[AdamJL]

Nice one, Greg!

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Retrograde

Good stuff Greg - nice to see one of the less imaged globs.

Thanks Pete. I might do a tour of the globs as there are quite a few. A pity we can't get M13 here very well.

Originally Posted by John K

Very nice Greg,

That's a really good image.

John K.

Thanks John. You can tell if something is going to work out by looking at the intial downloads. Some images just pop straight off the camera.

Originally Posted by AdamJL

Nice one, Greg!

Thanks Adam. It was a target when the moon was up and I was waiting for another target to rise.

Greg.