A couple from lastnight

[robwin]

Thanks to the post on SGL for polar alignment for the HEQ5 i think i have sorted it so i had a little test on 2 subjects.

The fisrt was a simple star Cappella i only took 1x30secs @ iso800

The other was M31 again only took 1x2mins @ iso800.

Still need to get the hang of the playing with photos and the deep sky stacker.

Thanks

Rob

P.s Used was the HEQ5 and the 80mm Equinox....

[mik]

Thats a good start Rob keep up the good work.

Mick.

[Helen]

Thanks to the post on SGL for polar alignment for the HEQ5 i think i have sorted it so i had a little test on 2 subjects.

The fisrt was a simple star Cappella i only took 1x30secs @ iso800

The other was M31 again only took 1x2mins @ iso800.

Still need to get the hang of the playing with photos and the deep sky stacker.

Thanks

Rob

P.s Used was the HEQ5 and the 80mm Equinox....

Glad you got the polar alignment sorted Rob, I've got to learn that too! and getting M31 was a good shot - you've got at least another fuzzy there too!

Helen

[beamish]

Well done, you must be pleased with the M31 shot . Hope to have a crack at it my self ,soon. TOP !!

Karlo

[barkis]

Nice start there Rob. a pair of widefield images of one of the brightest stars in the Northern Hemisphere, and the other the only galaxy that can be seen with the naked eye M31. You also got a bonus galaxy, M110 which along with M32 are companions of the great Andromeda Spiral.

You are now on the imaging merry go round Mate.

Ron.

[AndyM]

Good start Rob.

Hope you don't mind but I had a little play with your M31 in Paintshop - just a slight change to the curves -to bring out a bit more detail.

Andy.

[robwin]

Thanks for playing with M31 thats what i need to sort out using paintshop.

Rob

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Great start Rob. Get some more M31 stacked up.

Kaptain Klevstov

[MartinB]

Those dust lanes are coming through nicely on M31 Rob