My first Rosette Nebula

[amus]

Single pic 5 min with my new skywatcher synguider :-)

Taken from my garden in Svedala Sweden ( population 20000+) so its not so dark here :-(.

But i think the synguider works well, need to go far out and try it for real :-)

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[Jessun]

Amus, that's a great sub - that's really what it is. You seem to tick all the boxes for framing, focus etc so take 50 next opportunity ! I can promise you it's worth the effort!

/Jesper

[Martin-Devon]

Agreed, this image has good potential - if you take multiple images and stack them you'll see a big enhancement in the quality & the background will diminish. If you're imaging though in a fairly light polluted area, maybe try one of these filters as well to reduce the problem further :

http://www.firstlightoptics.com/light-pollution-reduction-imaging/hutech-idas-p2-light-pollution-suppression-filter.html

Martin

[amus]

Thanks alot :-)

Martin is there a big diffrence on this http://www.firstlightoptics.com/light-pollution-reduction/skywatcher-light-pollution-filter.html ?

cause its alot cheaper and my wife is looking what i buy now :-) i just bought a http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/sigma_70-200_2p8_os_c16

[Gina]

That's good for a single short sub

[Martin-Devon]

Hi Amus, the Hutech IDAS filter is THE one to buy if you're serious about cutting out light pollution yet still letting your precious galaxy/nebula data to come through. I know it's expensive, but the folks that have them repeatedly praise their qualities. I don't have one since I'm lucky to be living in the "sticks" in Devon and there is minimal light pollution from where I image, but if I had a lot of lights nearby I'm pretty certain I'd get this.

Martin

[amus]

Ok thanks Martin, i must wait a few weeks to order then :-) hehe