Leo Triplet Galaxies with a version showing integrated flux nebulas

[gregbradley]

I think I will have enough, yes. I may need yet another adapter though!
The MMOAG is only about 25mm thick + adapters to make it fit both sides.My current adapter from the flattener to the filter wheel is about 60mm. I can measure it tomorrow if you want. I don't think 10mm difference would stop it from working.

I have several adapters for the MMOAG. Hopefully one will work with my setup but chances are it won't.

Not a particularly clear photo of the setup but here is one I have:

http://www.pbase.com/gregbradley/image/108063152

I'll play around with what I have and let you know. I have a lot of adapters and its a matter of checking them all out. The Proline chip is about 31mm inside the camera so that would be different to an STL.

Greg.

[Ross G]

Hi Greg,

Amazing photo...you have shown me something new!

Thanks.

Ross.

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Ross G

Hi Greg,

Amazing photo...you have shown me something new!

Thanks.

Ross.

Thanks Ross. The TEC180FL often surprises me with what it will pick up at my dark site.

Now to get the off axis guiding going for it.

Greg.

[Paul Haese]

Nice image Greg. On my list of things to image but missed it again this year. Other projects need completing or starting first. Thanks for the view.

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Nice image Greg. On my list of things to image but missed it again this year. Other projects need completing or starting first. Thanks for the view.

Its still around. I only took this image last week. But it is pretty low in the north, depends on your available view.

Its a bit of a risk imaging something so low.

Greg.

[atalas]

Great looking shot Greg...nice neutral background too.

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by atalas

Great looking shot Greg...nice neutral background too.

Thanks Louie. My dark site can have some pretty dark skies so it takes one big variable out of the equation usually.

Greg.

[John Hothersall]

That is amazingly deep, did not realise IFN could be glimpsed in Leo. Have seen a hint near 3628 in other images but thought it was part of the galaxy but great so see it stretched its full extent.

John.

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by John Hothersall

That is amazingly deep, did not realise IFN could be glimpsed in Leo. Have seen a hint near 3628 in other images but thought it was part of the galaxy but great so see it stretched its full extent.

John.

Thanks John. The fluorite lens coupled with the dark skies and sensitive camera are a good combo.

Greg.

[Hagar (Doug)]

Very nice Greg. Lots of little galaxies in the background and some as sharp and detailed as the foreground galaxies.

Lovely work. Well worth the trials. Detail is great.

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Hagar

Very nice Greg. Lots of little galaxies in the background and some as sharp and detailed as the foreground galaxies.

Lovely work. Well worth the trials. Detail is great.

Thanks Dougie.

Greg.