ASTRO: NGC2903

following John's lead I decided to try a galaxy shot (unfiltered) last night
using the 18" classical cassegrain. NGC2903 looked so nice in John's shot I
decided to try it since it was in a good part of the sky relative to the
moon.

here is 23 x 5 minutes unfiltered using the CM10 binned 2x2 on the 18"
classical cass at f/7.2 approx

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...camel_page.htm

Great deep picture Richard. Galaxies are fun, aren't they ;-?

Stefan

"Richard Crisp" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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following John's lead I decided to try a galaxy shot (unfiltered) last
night using the 18" classical cassegrain. NGC2903 looked so nice in John's
shot I decided to try it since it was in a good part of the sky relative
to the moon.

here is 23 x 5 minutes unfiltered using the CM10 binned 2x2 on the 18"
classical cass at f/7.2 approx

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...camel_page.htm

Very nice Richard! Lots of detail in the arms!

Richard Crisp wrote:
following John's lead I decided to try a galaxy shot (unfiltered) last night
using the 18" classical cassegrain. NGC2903 looked so nice in John's shot I
decided to try it since it was in a good part of the sky relative to the
moon.

here is 23 x 5 minutes unfiltered using the CM10 binned 2x2 on the 18"
classical cass at f/7.2 approx

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...camel_page.htm







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John N. Gretchen III
N5JNG NCS304
http://www.tisd.net/~jng3

Nice shot Richard!
Reg
Dirk

--
Dirk van den Herik

A journey of thousand lightyears
starts with the first step.
"Richard Crisp" wrote in message
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following John's lead I decided to try a galaxy shot (unfiltered) last
night using the 18" classical cassegrain. NGC2903 looked so nice in John's
shot I decided to try it since it was in a good part of the sky relative
to the moon.

here is 23 x 5 minutes unfiltered using the CM10 binned 2x2 on the 18"
classical cass at f/7.2 approx

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...camel_page.htm