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Nice Image . Had a few views through the Binos of Orion when I have been out at silly am learning the night sky.
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Hi all. Was Hoping for a few more to report on I.E M34 poss a few double clusters. But a high thin cloud bank just rolled over . After having M31 pointed out to me through OASI's high powered Binos I thought I would try and get my own through my 20x80s. Will admit that I was looking in the wrong area for the first 10 mins, I went and got a reclining chair(better viewing position) and a quick stellarium check and went back out. Not as bright as the Binos at OASI but there she was in all her glory . Went and got the better half and tried to point it out to her but the size of
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Truly stunning image Les
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North American Nebula, Hubble palette
Suffolkgazer replied to Dangerous-Dave's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
What they said Breathing taking image to look at. -
NGC7000 (Part 3) My First Hubble Palette
Suffolkgazer replied to steppenwolf's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
Cracking Image -
Yet another great M31
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Thats a fantastic image of M31
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Fantastic Image Kevin love the detail:hello2:
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Think I found my 1st scope
Suffolkgazer replied to Suffolkgazer's topic in Discussions - Scopes / Whole setups
Just a quick update. I did give them a quick email to ask about the 10" model. Due to shipping/carrying charges due to its weight, they will not import anything bigger than the 8". So I will have to think a few things over esp now Iam thinking about sitting on my hands for a bit longer and maybe get a set up that allows expansion in the future. Again like many other people its all down to the budget lol. -
Upto £1700 to Spend...
Suffolkgazer replied to Stealth's topic in Discussions - Scopes / Whole setups
SCTs say the LX200s or Celestron Edge HD Series are slow. As stated they run at F10. But add a HyperStar and these run at about an F1.8 to an F2. But this will eat £500+(depending on size) of the budget. Thing about AP is that it just keeps increasing the budget maximum:icon_eek: As others have said get the best mount you can. Then you should know what you have left for scopes,CCD,guiding equipment etc. I personal feel its a work in progress. People start with a decent starting kit then build it as funds allow. Won't say what scope mount CCD I was looking at when I thought I had £15k incom -
Wow is all I can say.
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Posting images like that you need not say sorry. Crisp image and I love the detail , job well done
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Nice clean Image. Just hope my M31 will be as good(time and money permitting:D). Interesting to see how this shapes up with more data added.
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M97 - As you may not have seen it before :)
Suffolkgazer replied to Tim's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
Very impressive image TJ. The effort shows -
What he said. Amazing image/images . (Quietly praying for that Lotto winning ticket tomorrow)