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Hi,
I imaged Omega Centauri (NGC 5139) last night with my LX200 8" and a SAC-7B camera. Now I would really like to determine the magnitude of some of the dimmer stars in the cluster. Funny thing is, it appears Cartes Du Ciel and Starry Night Pro both cut a rectangle around any NGC object and display no stars there. That rectangle pretty well matches my camera field of view. Obviously I don't expect to find a map of the millions of stars within Omega Centauri, but does anyone know of a way to at least identify them down to, say, Mag 13 or 14? Thanks for any help! I've Goolgled for hours and come up empty... Paul |
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