ASTRO: Final Eline Crab of the season

this is likely to be the last one for me this season. As it stands now I can
squeeze in a bit more than a single half hour exposure per night before the
crab is in the trees.

so this will be as good as it is going to get this season....

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m1_...sO3S2_page.htm

I have a lot more data I have taken but not so much with decent seeing....

at this image scale, 0.42arc-sec/pixel, it needs to be from nights of good
seeing to look any good.

it is a total of six hours typically taken one to three frames per night.
There were 12 frames of a half hour each.

"Richard Crisp" wrote in message
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this is likely to be the last one for me this season. As it stands now I
can squeeze in a bit more than a single half hour exposure per night
before the crab is in the trees.

so this will be as good as it is going to get this season....

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m1_...sO3S2_page.htm

I have a lot more data I have taken but not so much with decent
seeing....

at this image scale, 0.42arc-sec/pixel, it needs to be from nights of
good seeing to look any good.

it is a total of six hours typically taken one to three frames per night.
There were 12 frames of a half hour each.


Wow. You are really performing wonders with that Stinger 450. By the way,
thanks for posting that .pdf file. Lots of beautiful images, and good
information.

George

looks cool with that color presentation... nice stars...

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Regards, Doug W.
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"Richard Crisp" wrote in message
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this is likely to be the last one for me this season. As it stands now I
can squeeze in a bit more than a single half hour exposure per night
before the crab is in the trees.

so this will be as good as it is going to get this season....

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m1_...sO3S2_page.htm

I have a lot more data I have taken but not so much with decent seeing....

at this image scale, 0.42arc-sec/pixel, it needs to be from nights of good
seeing to look any good.

it is a total of six hours typically taken one to three frames per night.
There were 12 frames of a half hour each.

Great detail Richard.
Colour looks different from your usual "Hubble" palette, or is it just the
object?

Stefan


"Richard Crisp" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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this is likely to be the last one for me this season. As it stands now I
can squeeze in a bit more than a single half hour exposure per night
before the crab is in the trees.

so this will be as good as it is going to get this season....

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m1_...sO3S2_page.htm

I have a lot more data I have taken but not so much with decent seeing....

at this image scale, 0.42arc-sec/pixel, it needs to be from nights of good
seeing to look any good.

it is a total of six hours typically taken one to three frames per night.
There were 12 frames of a half hour each.

"Stefan Lilge" wrote in message
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Great detail Richard.
Colour looks different from your usual "Hubble" palette, or is it just the
object?

it's the object

the crab is truly unique in the heavens....


Stefan


"Richard Crisp" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
t...
this is likely to be the last one for me this season. As it stands now I
can squeeze in a bit more than a single half hour exposure per night
before the crab is in the trees.

so this will be as good as it is going to get this season....

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m1_...sO3S2_page.htm

I have a lot more data I have taken but not so much with decent
seeing....

at this image scale, 0.42arc-sec/pixel, it needs to be from nights of
good
seeing to look any good.

it is a total of six hours typically taken one to three frames per night.
There were 12 frames of a half hour each.