Ngc6822.

[mill (Martin)]

The Barnard's galaxy.
This is one faint sucker and next time i have to go to 15 Minutes Luminance to get something desent.
QHY9 on ED80.
25X5Minutes Luminance and 10X100 Seconds LRGB each.

1Mb pic here: http://i605.photobucket.com/albums/t...22_done1Mb.jpg

Small pic here:

[lhansen (Lars)]

Nice image Martin, well framed and your focus seems to be spot on. Is that a planetary to the left of the dwarf galaxy?

Lars

[mill (Martin)]

Thank you Lars
That small blue spot belongs to the galaxy and is not a planetary.
Going to do some longer exposures and bring it out more.

[CoolhandJo (Paul)]

Nice framing on this. Your stars are well defined also. Top work...

[Bolts_Tweed (Mark)]

Nice catch Martin - it sure is a faint and difficult object and you've caught it well.

Mark Bolton

[mill (Martin)]

Originally Posted by CoolhandJo

Nice framing on this. Your stars are well defined also. Top work...

Thank you Paul

Originally Posted by Bolts_Tweed

Nice catch Martin - it sure is a faint and difficult object and you've caught it well.

Mark Bolton

Thank you Mark

[Hagar (Doug)]

Nice try Martin even hard with 15 minute subs, you'll need lots of em.

[TrevorW]

Marty use a bigger scope it's very faint VB 9+ and would fit the FOV of the 8" Newt nicely this way you get more SNR per light than you'll get even going longer with the ED80

[mill (Martin)]

Originally Posted by Hagar

Nice try Martin even hard with 15 minute subs, you'll need lots of em.

Thank you Doug
i was not even sure it was in the picture at all,untill i started to stretch the image

Originally Posted by TrevorW

Marty use a bigger scope it's very faint VB 9+ and would fit the FOV of the 8" Newt nicely this way you get more SNR per light than you'll get even going longer with the ED80

I will Trevor, it looks like this weekend will be a goer