M31 from Weymouth and Kelling

[Space Bat]

PI is a little obsessive at times

Wait till you start playing with pixel math

[RobH]

PI is a little obsessive at times

Wait till you start playing with pixel math

Anything that says 'math' immediately sends me to sleep!

I blame my schooldays, when all 4 periods of Monday morning were maths, with a teacher who wasn't interested. It was so dull that I used to dream I'd woken up, had my brekky, gone to school, been through assembly, gone through the terminal boredom of the morning.......then I'd wake up and have to do it for real

Rob

[Gina]

Truly wonderful

[Tom OD]

I do prefer MK2 now, I must admit.

Tom

[RobH]

I do prefer MK2 now, I must admit.

Tom

Better than Mk 3 Tom?

[Stephen Green]

What great images Rob ang great detail

Stephen

[morimarty]

Beautifully rich in colour, superb processing, exquisite.

ATB martyn

[glowjet]

Rob, that is one beautiful image, one of the best I have seen, just goes to show what can be achieved with a dark sky, small aperture scope, camera and lots of skill and patience, well done

John.

[Captain Caveman]

Lovely image

Can I ask what the 2 bright areas at the 10o'clock position are?

I presume they are stars in the Milky Way rather than any features of Andromeda, unless they are supernova or star clusters

[RobH]

Can I ask what the 2 bright areas at the 10o'clock position are?

I presume they are stars in the Milky Way rather than any features of Andromeda, unless they are supernova or star clusters

Hi CC.....The bluish one is a foreground star, and the more orange one to its right is M32, another galaxy.

Cheers

Rob

[Ant]

Cracker mate! Well done.

It is such a hard object to do well, that's certainly one to strike from the list... although I suspect that you'll have another go next year

Ant

[RobH]

Cracker mate! Well done.

It is such a hard object to do well, that's certainly one to strike from the list... although I suspect that you'll have another go next year

Ant

You're right Ant.....not enough data to bring out the really really faint stuff, so I will probably throw another few hours at it

Rob