NGC4565

[centroid]

Inspired by Ian's (Ianporter13) quick NGC4565, and being an object that I hadn't imaged before, I decided to 'give it a go' last night.

I set out for 2 hours on this one, but decided to call a halt at 100 mins, as by this time it was 01.00, and I was 'nodding' .

Unfortunately, when I came to 'stack' them this evening, I discovered that 2x10 mins subs had been spoilt by aircraft flying across the FOV .

So, here's the result of 80 mins (8x10mins).

12" LX200R + FR at f/7. SXVF-H9C and 8x10min subs.

Dave

[zhgutas]

wow. very nice result Dave, despite all the "problems" .

Marius

[Andrew*]

Oh my goodness. I can only dream of what would come out when everything goes according to plan

Andrew

[Sam]

oh Wow! :shock: That's an awesome shot Dave! .....

[barkis]

That is so salubrious. You've really got the measure of all that gear of yours now Dave.

I shudder to think what will ensue when the skies become as good as the equipment.

Could be back to backs here.

Ron.

[brendant]

Outstanding image Dave, as the rest of the guys say an awesome shot :hello1:, imaging at its best

Brendan

[saturn5]

One of my fav galaxies,excellent image

[steppenwolf]

Despite the problems, its a cracker of an image

[Beyond_Vision]

Great picture Dave this is my favourite edge on galaxy.

Regards

Kevin

[Black Shuck]

Very nice Dave. 8)

Can you get the Stansted flights re-routed !!!

Bill£

[CELESCOPE]

well done Dave ,thats a beast of an image mate , great FOV and the detail in very good indeed ,.

Rog

[russ]

Beautiful image Dave :shock:

[markcol]

Lovely shot of a very dramatic subject, Dave!

Mark

[Roy Batty]

Super image - very dramatic.

RB

[MartinB]

Wow, I think that's one of your best Dave. Look at the tight round stars as well. Superb image

[MikeD]

Missed this one

And it's a corker, like Martin said tight as a nats, and great colour and dust detail.

First class mate.

Mike.