M92 RGB TeleVue NP127is

[ChrisLX200]

This globular is often overlooked in favour of its nearby and more famous cousin M13. M92 was just a fill-in whilst waiting for some other targets in Cygnus and Vulpecula to rise above the high hedge to my Eastern outlook. This is a simple RGB composition, no Luminence frames taken, and 7 x 300sec for each channel. Images aquired using the NP127is @ f/5.2, guided with PHD2. M92's core is extremely dense and bright, and I've blown it with 5min subs. There's also a persistent blue hue to the core stars which simply did not want to be balanced out.

ChrisH