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07-09-07 - M31, M42, M45 and Double Cluster


Grant

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Had a fantastic night last night (except smashing my observatories window!)...

Managed to get a pretty good polar alignment so could push subs up to 105 seconds, all of the belonw are 10 x Lights, 10 x Darks and 10 x Bias...

Stacked in DSS, processed in photoshop, all taken with 350D, unguided, EQ6 Pro & Skywatcher ED80.

Double Cluster

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M31

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M42

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M42 - Reprocessed

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M42 & NGC1977

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M45

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I'm super pleased today - its the first time I've got some nebulosity with M45, my best M31 and I'm really chuffed with imaging M42 for the first time - it was well worth the really really late night!

Cheers,

Grant

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Thanks John :D

When I pulled the roof down on the side where the window was, it must have flexed the side and put some pressure on the glass which just made it shatter - not to worry its now a non-window - covered in wood - its like like an observatory needs a window :wink: I guess its one of the downsides of converting an existing shed rather than designing/building from scratch :lol:

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Thanks John :lol:

When I pulled the roof down on the side where the window was, it must have flexed the side and put some pressure on the glass which just made it shatter - not to worry its now a non-window - covered in wood - its like like an observatory needs a window :D I guess its one of the downsides of converting an existing shed rather than designing/building from scratch :grin:

No loss then :wink:

John

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