Wind Beneath the Eagle's Wings

North Texas is always plagued by SW winds this time of year but
I was able to squeeze in some imaging and with a median combine
get rid of most of the star elongation from the occasional gusts.
(need a dome).

This is a different mapping than you usually see..

HA: Red
SII: Green
OIII: Blue

100:60:60 minutes
Yankee Robotics 6303 Trifid II CCD
Meade 12" RCX 400.



http://galaxyphoto.com/jw_yankee_rcx_eline_m16.htm

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[quote=Jason Ware]North Texas is always plagued by SW winds this time of year but
I was able to squeeze in some imaging and with a median combine
get rid of most of the star elongation from the occasional gusts.
(need a dome).

This is a different mapping than you usually see..

HA: Red
SII: Green
OIII: Blue

100:60:60 minutes
Yankee Robotics 6303 Trifid II CCD
Meade 12" RCX 400.

http://galaxyphoto.com/jw_yankee_rcx_eline_m16.htm

-- -Jason Ware

Great image Jason - and you work in the open!!!

regards
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