Quick and dirty NGC 6337

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Here's a relatively short exposure of NGC 6337 done last night. Although this thing is small I didn't crop the frame this time because there is some rather attractive faint nebulosity to the lower left. In fact this area would probably be interesting to revisit in Ha.

Cheers

Steve

http://members.pcug.org.au/~stevec/n...STL6303_RC.htm

[renormalised (Carl)]

Nice piccie. More detail in there than expected, despite its size.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

That's a beauty Steve, love it, really well done, sometimes the simple little shots are the best

It's enough to want me to get more focal length...

Mike

[Ross G]

A great photo of an object new to me.

Thank you Steve.


Ross.

[John Hothersall]

Love these planetaries and very cool faint outer structure.

John.

[Lester]

Well captured Steve, it's the first time I have seen the outer regions of the Cheerio. Thanks for the view.

[marc4darkskies (Marcus)]

That's an interesting little object Steve. Nice one! Makes me wish I had 4m of focal length in the Atacama Desert though!

Cheers, Marcus

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by marc4darkskies

That's an interesting little object Steve. Nice one! Makes me wish I had 4m of focal length in the Atacama Desert though!

Cheers, Marcus

Thanks Marcus. I definitely hear what you are saying.

Originally Posted by Lester

Well captured Steve, it's the first time I have seen the outer regions of the Cheerio. Thanks for the view.

Thanks Lester

Originally Posted by John Hothersall

Love these planetaries and very cool faint outer structure.

John.

Thanks John

Originally Posted by Ross G

A great photo of an object new to me.

Thank you Steve.


Ross.

And thank you Ross

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

That's a beauty Steve, love it, really well done, sometimes the simple little shots are the best

It's enough to want me to get more focal length...

Mike

Thanks Mike. I think the wide field shots can be more spectacular but it would be nice to have both. Perhaps I'll start using my Epsilon 180 again one day.

Originally Posted by renormalised

Nice piccie. More detail in there than expected, despite its size.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Stevec35

Here's a relatively short exposure of NGC 6337 done last night. Although this thing is small I didn't crop the frame this time because there is some rather attractive faint nebulosity to the lower left. In fact this area would probably be interesting to revisit in Ha.

Cheers

Steve

http://members.pcug.org.au/~stevec/ngc6337_STL6303_RC.htm

[richardo (Rich)]

Excellent result and nicely resolved in the core.
They should call it the 'exclamation' Planetary... for obvious reasons.

I can't recall ever seeing this one before..
Cool!

Rich

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Thanks Rich. I think it's also known as the Cheerio nebula but given my aversion to American breakfast cereal I think your name is much better.

Cheers

Steve

[gregbradley]

Good shot Steve. That little sucker turned out well.

Greg.

[ving (David)]

well done. thats making feel like a dough nut.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by ving

well done. thats making feel like a dough nut.

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Good shot Steve. That little sucker turned out well.

Greg.

Thanks guys

[Hagar (Doug)]

Another lovely little PN Steve. You are definitely capturing a lot of these little tackers
Well done again.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by Hagar

Another lovely little PN Steve. You are definitely capturing a lot of these little tackers
Well done again.

Thanks Doug

[multiweb (Marc)]

Seen a few of these but that's got to be the best shot in term of colors and details. Very nice indeed.