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ASTRO: Crescent in various combinations of [SII], [NII], Ha and [OIII] filters
taken using 3 x 15 minutes binned 2x2 with AP180EDT f/9 and FLI Microline
ML4022 camera http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...2hao3_page.htm |
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ASTRO: Crescent in various combinations of [SII], [NII], Ha and[OIII] filters
Richard Crisp wrote:
taken using 3 x 15 minutes binned 2x2 with AP180EDT f/9 and FLI Microline ML4022 camera http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...2hao3_page.htm Have you thought about trying to image that new planetary not far out of your frame? Rick |
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ASTRO: Crescent in various combinations of [SII], [NII], Ha and [OIII] filters
"Rick Johnson" wrote in message . com... Richard Crisp wrote: taken using 3 x 15 minutes binned 2x2 with AP180EDT f/9 and FLI Microline ML4022 camera http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...2hao3_page.htm Have you thought about trying to image that new planetary not far out of your frame? Well I did last fall when it got out on the street, but that was only in Halpha http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/cbu...er_ha_page.htm I pushed the image hard to reveal it. |
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ASTRO: Crescent in various combinations of [SII], [NII], Ha and[OIII] filters
Richard Crisp wrote:
"Rick Johnson" wrote in message . com... Richard Crisp wrote: taken using 3 x 15 minutes binned 2x2 with AP180EDT f/9 and FLI Microline ML4022 camera http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...2hao3_page.htm Have you thought about trying to image that new planetary not far out of your frame? Well I did last fall when it got out on the street, but that was only in Halpha http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/cbu...er_ha_page.htm I pushed the image hard to reveal it. I managed to forget that. I need some new memory but mine is many decades out of date I'm afraid. Is it more an OIII object? Rick |
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ASTRO: Crescent in various combinations of [SII], [NII], Ha and [OIII] filters
"Rick Johnson" wrote in message . com... Richard Crisp wrote: "Rick Johnson" wrote in message . com... Richard Crisp wrote: taken using 3 x 15 minutes binned 2x2 with AP180EDT f/9 and FLI Microline ML4022 camera http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc...2hao3_page.htm Have you thought about trying to image that new planetary not far out of your frame? Well I did last fall when it got out on the street, but that was only in Halpha http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/cbu...er_ha_page.htm I pushed the image hard to reveal it. I managed to forget that. I need some new memory but mine is many decades out of date I'm afraid. Is it more an OIII object? Normally a PNe will have significant [OIII] emission. I haven't tried it and no longer have that sensor in my camera. |
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