I've got a Blackeyed....

[EzyStyles (Eric)]

hehe M64 blackeye galaxy i mean Taken on Sunday night at 3:25am zz.z.z 10 x 7 minutes exposure at ISO 400. With my NGT10 F4.7 scope canon 350DA .

Hi Res here: (Click on the middle bottom button)

http://www.ezystyles.com.au/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=433515&g2_enterA lbum=0

Cheers

[Garyh]

Ah ha, now thats the only sort of blackeye I want!
Boy you must have had some good weather down that way!
Your processing of images lately is top notch!

[iceman (Mike)]

What an interesting object! beautifully captured and processed.

But gee you need more focal length, eric

[Ric]

Lovely shot Eric, that dust lane must be massive to stand out like that.

Cheers

[h0ughy (David)]

Well done Eric - so when is the new meade nonRC scope coming?

[tornado33]

Excellent detail there.
Scott

[leon]

Eric they just keep coming and coming, a very interesting object, cant say I have heard of this one, keep em coming Eric, by the way do you ever sleep.

Leon

[avandonk]

h0ughy they won't let Eric use the Hubble as it would run out of maneuvering fuel so he has to use his own. As usual a very good image Eric. I do enjoy all your images even though I don't comment very often.

It is because of Eric (and Scott etc) I have never even thought of a ten inch Newt for imaging as they are all over the place getting great detailed images. How could a mere old retired scientist compete with such exuberance let alone keep up!

Bert

[erick (Eric)]

Now that's a target I have to try for visually one day soon. Thanks for reminding me, Eric. I like the image.

ps. Has it got a star smack bang in front of it?

[EzyStyles (Eric)]

Originally Posted by Garyh

Ah ha, now thats the only sort of blackeye I want!
Boy you must have had some good weather down that way!
Your processing of images lately is top notch!

Cheers gary, many thanks mate. Not looking good weather wise this week though

Originally Posted by iceman

What an interesting object! beautifully captured and processed.

But gee you need more focal length, eric

LOL thanks mike definitely. hmm barlow or sct.. hmm

Originally Posted by Ric

Lovely shot Eric, that dust lane must be massive to stand out like that.

Cheers

Thanks Ric. it is huge. theres plenty of M64 shots on the net showing the inner dustlanes just need a closer focal ...

Originally Posted by h0ughy

Well done Eric - so when is the new meade nonRC scope coming?

cheers houghy. when i get a pay rise

Originally Posted by tornado33

Excellent detail there.
Scott

Thanks scott

Originally Posted by leon

Eric they just keep coming and coming, a very interesting object, cant say I have heard of this one, keep em coming Eric, by the way do you ever sleep.

Leon

cheers leon, only for 4-5 hours a nite. whats more important my heath or sleep?

Originally Posted by avandonk

h0ughy they won't let Eric use the Hubble as it would run out of maneuvering fuel so he has to use his own. As usual a very good image Eric. I do enjoy all your images even though I don't comment very often.

It is because of Eric (and Scott etc) I have never even thought of a ten inch Newt for imaging as they are all over the place getting great detailed images. How could a mere old retired scientist compete with such exuberance let alone keep up!

Bert

Thanks Bert. I also do enjoy your widefields . keep them coming champ. (i so wish to retire also )

Originally Posted by erick

Now that's a target I have to try for visually one day soon. Thanks for reminding me, Eric. I like the image.

ps. Has it got a star smack bang in front of it?

Thanks Eric.

[Ingo]

Twenty Thousand Million Light Years? (EDIT: Nevermind, Australia uses commas like USA )

Nice image, first time seeing this galaxy.

[peter_4059 (Peter)]

Another great image Eric. Did you need to modify your NGT-10 to achieve focus with the 350D?

Peter