Here's another one from the star party. 2 panels 10x5min each on NGC6188 and the bipolar nebula. So same rig again QHY8 90mm APO 60mm FL on G11 guided through 8x50 GSO finder and QHY5. Acquired in nebulosity 2 with PHD.
80% field here [7.9MB]
HD version here (1920px) [4.46MB]
User friendly download here (1280px) [2.14MB]
Some more to come later.
Thanks for looking again.
The 1920 pix HD version looks fantastic Marc, what a fabulous cosmic scene!
Cheers
Dennis
Thanks Dennis. Lots of stars in RGB on this one. It barely sticks out of the milkyway hey? I resisted the urge to blend in NB data to show the various parts of the nebulosity and the shock fronts around the bipolar. This one is a simple RGB rendition. WYSIWYG.
Great image Marc, the hires version looks awesome.
I like RGB versions of this area and NGC6188 was one of the first targets I grabbed with the QSI camera
Great image Marc, the hires version looks awesome.
I like RGB versions of this area and NGC6188 was one of the first targets I grabbed with the QSI camera
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Originally Posted by RickS
Lovely, Marc! The RGB treatment works very nicely.
Nicely done Marc. Stars look awesome and the detail in NGC6164 is very nice. Just comparing it to my light polluted attempt from last weekend - really looking forward to Astrofest to give this another try.
Very Nice work Marc That is one heavily star populated piece of sky, you have done well to control things and have them Nebs showing as they do ! ! I like it , ,
Nicely done Marc. Stars look awesome and the detail in NGC6164 is very nice. Just comparing it to my light polluted attempt from last weekend - really looking forward to Astrofest to give this another try.
Peter
Thanks Peter. The stars in your shot actually look a lot better. I had a slight drift on mine.
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Originally Posted by astronobob
Very Nice work Marc That is one heavily star populated piece of sky, you have done well to control things and have them Nebs showing as they do ! ! I like it , ,
Yeah, really nice image overall; I think some of your best stars as well! I love swimming around the detail; again, great to see your high res versions of these mosaics!
Yeah, really nice image overall; I think some of your best stars as well! I love swimming around the detail; again, great to see your high res versions of these mosaics!
Thanks again David. Actually I'm not 100% happy with the field of this one as there is a noticeable drift in RA on the high-res. It was that time of the night when the smoke cleared and we had some slight breeze.
Lots of stars in RGB on this one. It barely sticks out of the milkyway hey? I resisted the urge to blend in NB data to show the various parts of the nebulosity and the shock fronts around the bipolar. This one is a simple RGB rendition. WYSIWYG.
